Rescue 1122 Holds Fire Safety Training at Public Institutions in DI Khan
Rescue 1122 conducted fire safety training sessions at a district hospital and a court office in Dera Ismail Khan to strengthen emergency preparedness.
Rescue 1122 in Dera Ismail Khan conducted fire safety training sessions at the District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital and the office of the Senior Civil Judge, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The sessions were organized to enhance preparedness and safety measures for handling fire emergencies at the two public institutions, and were carried out on the directions of the Director General of Rescue 1122.
Part of a wider preparedness push
The training reflects ongoing efforts by Rescue 1122 to strengthen fire safety awareness and emergency response capacity across public institutions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Similar training sessions have been periodically conducted at other government facilities as part of the agency's broader safety mandate.
Further details on the number of participants or the specific content covered during the training were not provided in the available report.
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