DI Khan Red Crescent Society Trains CERT Members

The Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in DI Khan recently conducted a three-day training program for the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) at Wensam College. The primary goal of this initiative was to provide community members with essential skills to effectively respond to emergencies. The training, held in collaboration with government departments, especially Rescue 1122, covered crucial areas such as first aid, firefighting, search and rescue, and disaster preparedness.

On the final day of the training, participants engaged in a realistic simulation exercise to put their newly acquired skills into practice. Deputy Commissioner Mansoor Arshad stressed the importance of community preparedness in mitigating the impact of disasters, underscoring the value of such training programs in achieving this objective. The active involvement and support of government agencies, notably Rescue 1122, played a pivotal role in the success of this endeavor.

The training program organized by the Pakistan Red Crescent Society in DI Khan aimed to empower community members with the necessary skills to respond effectively to emergencies. Through hands-on training and collaboration with government departments, participants gained valuable knowledge in areas critical for disaster response. Such initiatives not only enhance community resilience but also foster a culture of preparedness, ultimately contributing to safer and more resilient communities.