Muzaffargarh:Rescue 1122 Fire Disaster Rescuer (FDR) Muhammad Hanif was widely appreciated for demonstrating exceptional professional skills and dedication during a search operation for five youngsters who drowned at Ganga Wala Pattan in the river Chenab in Rohelanwali, Muzaffargarh.
Muhammad Hanif played a key role in locating four bodies using scuba diving search techniques during an operation that lasted approximately seven to eight hours. His outstanding performance was acknowledged by Secretary Punjab Emergency Services, Dr Rizwan Naseer.
Dr Rizwan Naseer praised Hanif’s professional abilities and valuable contributions to the search operation, encouraging him for his dedication and commitment. Rescue 1122 headquarters would also issue a certificate of appreciation in recognition of his exemplary performance.
District Emergency Officer Muzaffargarh Engineer Ubaidullah Khan also commended Muhammad Hanif for his efforts, praising his professionalism, hard work and dedication while performing duties under challenging circumstances.
Water Search and Rescue teams from various districts participated in the operation. The recovery of all five bodies from the River Chenab within a single day reflected the rescuers’ professional training, technical expertise and determination.
Rescue 1122 valued the professional competence, sense of responsibility and spirit of public service demonstrated by its personnel. Such recognition not only boosts the morale of rescuers but also helps strengthen professional standards and improve the overall performance of emergency services.