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LAHORE : Rescue-1122 organised a ceremony to commemorate World First Aid Day in Lahore Rescue Command & Control Centre here on Saturday.A large number of Rescue Scouts, Rescuers, and senior officers.
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PITB launches Rescue Cadet Corps app in collaboration with Punjab emergency service The initiative is part of the government’s vision to build better communities across the country. As per the details, the application will connect all Rescue Scouts (volunteers) of communities and educational institutions for online registrations, training, and certification after hands-on drills practices in colleges and nearest Rescue Stations. In an inauguration ceremony held at Punjab Governor House, Governor Punjab Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar launched ‘RCC Mobile App’ developed by PITB in collaboration with Punjab Emergency Service. 1/4 pic.twitter.com/IBhkQpCzPC It has been designed to help users become responsible citizens after learning lifesaving rescue and safety techniques.
Rescue Cadet Corps launched for social change Islamabad February 21, 2021 In order to engage youth as per vision of Prime Minister of Pakistan, Rescue Cadet Corps (RCC) is another initiative of Government of Punjab through Rescue 1122 to engage youth to establish healthy, safe, resilient and more prosperous communities in the country. Rescue Service is available round the clock on emergency number 1122 to all citizens, in case of any emergency or disaster without any discrimination. It is the service trusted by the public and people love to be connected with Rescue Service for making their areas clean, green and safe. Over 5,000 Community Emergency Response Teams in all union councils of Punjab associated with Rescue 1122, every year their participation in Inter Union Councils Competition at district level and in National Volunteer Challenge is one of great example of volunteer engagement through any government organization.
Saving lives, promoting safety January 3, 2021 Islamabad : Since 1985, International Volunteer Day (IVD) is observed on 5th December to promote volunteerism, encourage governments to support volunteer efforts and recognize volunteer contributions at local, national and international level. The theme of IVD-2020 is “Together We Can through volunteering”. In Pakistan, volunteers are associated with different national and international organizations like Rescue Service 1122, Pakistan Red Crescent, Boy Scouts and Girl Guides Association, UNV and VSO Pakistan etc. Salute to all volunteers who contributed to make their communities more resilient against natural and human induced disasters. Every Year, one of the best bond of volunteers in association with Rescue Service 1122 is observed in National Community Emergency Response Team(CERT) /Volunteer Challenge held at Emergency Services Academy Lahore. In this competition volunteer teams from across the country are provided with an equal opportunity to exhibit disaster response skills. In this regard, the 4th National CERTs Challenge has been organized at the Academy from 2nd to 4th December 2020. The winner Volunteer team of inter UCs competition participated as district representative volunteer team in the National Challenge. The designated team of evaluators from the Academy evaluated Community Action for Disaster Response Skills (CADRE) Skills of all volunteer teams. This initiative of promoting volunteerism was taken by Director General Rescue Service, Dr Rizwan Naseer in order to mobilize the power of humanity for developing disaster resilience. Moreover, he aimed to transform the communities in Pakistan through an effective and pragmatic involvement of volunteers under Community Safety Program. In order to achieve the objectives for safer communities, over 5000 CERTs were established in all Union Councils of Punjab as per provision of Punjab Emergency Service Act 2006. This helped raise awareness on saving lives and promoting safety amongst 1 million people.