Rawalpindi: The emergency service provided pre-hospital care and transport to 4, 202 individuals across Murree and Kotli Sattian, treating 2, 150 victims on-site and transferring 1, 741 injured persons to district health facilities. Critical care units additionally safely shifted 288 high-risk patients from local hospitals to tertiary care centers in Rawalpindi and Islamabad under the specialized Patient Transfer Service.
The monthly operational audit registered 2, 932 medical emergencies, 285 fall incidents, 246 road traffic accidents, 13 dead body transfers, seven structure collapses, six fire outbreaks, and two water rescue operations, while confirming 23 fatalities across various incidents.
The performance stats formally released by District Emergency Officer Rescue 1122 Murree Engr. Kamran Rasheed on Saturday, detailing the monthly response data managed through the district command and control center.
Engr. Kamran Rasheed emphasized that rescue crews, motorbikes, and ambulance units remain deployed across high-density tourist hubs to maintain rapid response times and uninterrupted emergency coverage throughout the region.