Punjab Emergency Service

Administrative dept alleges discrepancies in process

A total of 472 people were killed in Punjab

Additional CS asks DG to let DEO facing notice serve on his post

Four females head the Community Safety, Examinations and Social Welfare depts

Rescue 1122 secures international certification from UN body

On October 28, the service will appear for the final test for accreditation from INSARAG

Most of the victims are between 18 and 40 years of age

Four people lost their lives and 560 others were injured shifted to different hospitals in Punjab

Six people killed in road mishaps

Programme will be launched in close collaboration with the education department

As many as 453 victims who sustained minor injuries were discharged on the spot

DEO Dr Abdul Rehman informs that 100 motorbikes have been provided to Rescue Rawalpindi for the service.

There is a dire need for effective enforcement and implementation of road safety laws

PES provided first aid to 740 victims in different road accidents across Punjab on Wednesday

Basic purpose of First Aid Day is to educat community about first aid training, skills

Emergency service approves school safety and community policing programme

Every individual enrolled will be called ‘Rescue Mohafiz’

Demonstrate their skills in emergency management mock exercises