Rescue 1122 and District Departments Conduct Flood Preparedness Drill

Rescue 1122, in collaboration with various departments, recently conducted a mock exercise along the Chenab River to prepare for potential flooding. The exercises were overseen by the Additional Deputy Commissioner of Revenue, who inspected the camps and activities set up by district departments. Emergency Officer Rescue 1122 provided detailed information on flood preparations and response strategies.

The drills showcased a range of rescue operations, such as evacuating flood victims using boats, administering first aid, and establishing field hospitals. Rescue personnel demonstrated their swimming abilities for water rescues, while divers exhibited techniques for saving drowning individuals.

The district administration, under the guidance of the Punjab government, emphasized its readiness for potential floods. All departments were equipped with trained staff and necessary machinery to handle flood situations, including urban flooding during heavy rains. A comprehensive assessment of resources, including medicines, vaccines, and equipment, was conducted to ensure preparedness.

The flood rehabilitation plan involved collaboration with civil society and stakeholders. The goal of the drill was to assess the readiness of district departments, enhance inter-departmental coordination, verify equipment, and improve flood response capabilities. Emergency Officer Rescue 1122 reassured that they were fully equipped to handle any flood-related emergencies in the upcoming season.

The mock exercise along the Chenab River demonstrated the proactive approach of Rescue 1122 and district departments in preparing for potential floods. By conducting drills and showcasing various rescue operations, the teams have enhanced their readiness and coordination for any flood-related emergencies. The collaboration with civil society and stakeholders further strengthens the district's flood response capabilities. With a focus on preparedness and continuous improvement, the authorities are well-equipped to handle flood situations effectively.