Emergency operations to ensure ‘uniform standard'
Rescue 1122 Director General Dr Rizwan Naseer concludes ceremony of a two-day course on ‘De-escalation for Violence'
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LAHORE:
Emergency operations in all 36 districts of Punjab will ensure uniform standard and smooth service delivery without discrimination, said Punjab Emergency Services (Rescue 1122) Director General Dr Rizwan Naseer.
He was addressing the concluding ceremony of a two-day course on ‘De-escalation for Violence' which was organised for all district emergency officers (DEOs) at the Emergency Services Academy on Tuesday.
The DG directed all DEOs of the province to assist law enforcement agencies during emergency management, besides educating citizens about rights and responsibilities of healthcare providers.
Dr Naseer said that the Rescue 1122 was responding to an average of 950 road traffic accidents in Punjab on a daily basis in which around 1,000 people, including males, females, pedestrians, passengers, drivers and underage drivers were provided emergency medical treatment. Expressing serious concerns, he said around 25 cases spinal injury patients are being reported on a daily basis.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 4th, 2018.
Emergency operations in all 36 districts of Punjab will ensure uniform standard and smooth service delivery without discrimination, said Punjab Emergency Services (Rescue 1122) Director General Dr Rizwan Naseer.
He was addressing the concluding ceremony of a two-day course on ‘De-escalation for Violence' which was organised for all district emergency officers (DEOs) at the Emergency Services Academy on Tuesday.
The DG directed all DEOs of the province to assist law enforcement agencies during emergency management, besides educating citizens about rights and responsibilities of healthcare providers.
Dr Naseer said that the Rescue 1122 was responding to an average of 950 road traffic accidents in Punjab on a daily basis in which around 1,000 people, including males, females, pedestrians, passengers, drivers and underage drivers were provided emergency medical treatment. Expressing serious concerns, he said around 25 cases spinal injury patients are being reported on a daily basis.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 4th, 2018.