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Emergency Ambulance Service is the most important function of Rescue 1122 as over
97%
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Specialized rescue operations & emergencies of unique nature necessitated Rescue
1122
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After the faliure of repeated attempts to improve and modernize the existing Read More
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The Punjab Emergency Service, Rescue 1122 is in process of establishing Community
Emergency
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Emergency Data
Since 14 th Oct.
2004
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Road Traffic Crashes
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Medical Emergencies
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Fire Emergencies
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Crime Incidents
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Structure Collapse
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Drowning
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2,402,960
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3,516,648
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139,511
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224,390
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8,526
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11,734
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0333 333 1122
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Vision -
Safe communities where all citizens are provided the right to timely emergency response
and care without discrimination.
Mission -
Establishment of an effective system for emergency preparedness, response, protection
& prevention; while contributing towards building socially responsible, healthy,
resilient and safer communities.
Key Objectives -
1. Provision of the right to timely emergency care by providing quality emergency
services as per international standards.
2. Undertake research to recommend evidence based measures to related organizations
for prevention of emergencies.
3. Contribute towards establishment of socially responsible community emergency
response teams through awareness, enrollment, training
& organizing volunteers for emergency preparedness, response & prevention.
Founder's
Message
The limited capacity to deal with emergencies and disasters was putting the lives
and properties of the citizens at risk. This was evident from the fact that there
were over 95% chances that in case of emergency; the victim will not get an ambulance
for transportation, let alone timely emergency care by trained professionals. Therefore,
it was quite clear that emergency management has been long neglected in Pakistan
and there are no trained emergency paramedics even in the emergency departments
of teaching hospitals. Moreover, pre-hospital emergency ambulance, rescue and trained
fire services or a disaster response force were virtually non-existent which was
blatantly exposed during October, 2005 earthquake in Pakistan. A few ambulances
available with the NGOs lacked essential equipment and trained staff. Thus, the
citizens of Pakistan were denied even the basic right to timely emergency care in
case of any emergency or a disaster.
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