Daily Balochistan Times

Dera ismail khan:The district emergency service Rescue 1122 on Wednesday conducted a one-day training session about first medical aid, basic life support (BLS) and fire safety for teachers and students of government schools here at Govt Middle School Dera Town.

The training was conducted in collaboration of VEER Development Organization on the request of District Education Department, following the directives of Director General Rescue 1122 Dr. Ayaz Khan, under the supervision of District Emergency Officer Engr. Faseeh Ullah.

The training session was attended by over 20 teachers and a number of students came from 20 different schools.

The Rescue 1122 training team provided comprehensive awareness regarding rescue services, the procedure for dialing 1122 during emergencies, personal safety, the responsibilities of first responders, first aid, fire safety, and precautions during earthquakes and other emergencies.

The participants were also trained through practical demonstrations.

Speaking on this occasion, SDEO Dera Dr. Humayun Khattak appreciated the efforts of Rescue 1122 Dera and expressed his desire to conduct more such training programs across the district.

He lauded District Emergency Officer Engr. Faseeh Ullah and his team for delivering an effective and impactful training session.

Dr. Khattak highlighted the importance of such programs for teachers, students, and society, stating that they play a vital role in creating awareness and preparedness among the community.

On this occasion, Project Manager of VEER Development Organization Syed Irfan Shah thanked all participants for their active involvement and praised the Rescue 1122 team for conducting a well-rounded theoretical and practical training session.

The program was widely appreciated as a significant step toward promoting safety awareness and preparedness in schools and the community at large.

Multan:Commissioner Multan Division Aamir Karim Khan hailed the pivotal role of the business community in strengthening the economy.

He said this during a meeting with a delegation from the Multan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, led by its President, Mian Bakhtawar Tanveer Sheikh, on Wednesday. He assured the delegation that the administration was fully committed to resolving traders' legitimate concerns and creating a business-friendly environment.

'The business community is the backbone of the economy. My office doors are open to all, and we are actively addressing issues such as corruption and bureaucratic hurdles,' said Commissioner Aamir Karim. He highlighted the need for traders' cooperation in maintaining operational water filtration plants and stressed the importance of urban beautification and tree plantation, particularly fruit-bearing trees, as key priorities.

The commissioner also urged traders to support anti-encroachment efforts and contribute to making Multan a clean and organized city. 'Improving traffic management is another priority, with steps being taken to ensure a smooth flow of vehicles and reduce congestion,' he added.

The delegation, including Senior Vice President Mohsin Masood Khwaja, Vice President Azhar Baloch, Government Liaison Committee Convener Khwaja Muhammad Hussain, and General Secretary Muhammad Shafiq, expressed their commitment to supporting administrative initiatives aimed at public welfare.

The traders acknowledged the critical need for economic stability and pledged their cooperation to ensure the success of government policies. They also highlighted the importance of maintaining a strong relationship between the administration and the business community to address local issues effectively.

Commissioner Aamir Karim reassured the delegation that practical measures would be taken to address their concerns, including regular visits to inspect new development projects and roads. He emphasized that collaborative efforts are essential for achieving progress and prosperity in the region.