On the special instructions of Chief Minister Punjab, Rescue 1122 has been placed on high alert all over the province to ensure safety during Muharram. Emergency teams and vehicles have been deployed in large numbers to respond quickly in case of any emergency.
According to the latest update, more than 12,000 rescuers have been assigned duties across Punjab, including 1,350 staff in Lahore alone. These trained officers will stay alert around the clock to provide first aid, handle fire emergencies, and perform rescue operations wherever needed.
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To manage large crowds and processions during Muharram, over 1,000 Rescue Posts will be set up at key locations. These posts will act as fast-response units for any medical or fire-related issues.
For this special Muharram duty, Rescue 1122 has deployed:
- 815 ambulances
- 2,166 motorbikes
- 316 fire and rescue vehicles
These vehicles will be stationed in sensitive areas to reduce response time. Rescuers will be fully equipped with medical kits, fire extinguishers, and safety tools.
Citizens are advised to call the Rescue Helpline 1122 in case of any emergency. The Punjab government has urged the public to cooperate with the emergency staff and avoid blocking roads during processions.
This special plan by the Punjab government shows its full commitment to protect lives and maintain peace during religious events. Rescue 1122 teams are ready to serve with their mission: “Saving Lives & Promoting Safety.”