Key Points:
- Rescue 1122 Faisalabad responded to 13,199 emergency calls in October and helped 13,315 people.
- Medical emergencies topped the list with 9,071 calls, followed by 2,615 road accidents.
- A total of 530 people died in emergencies during the month, 30 of them in road accidents.
- Crews also shifted 144 bodies from hospitals to homes and rescued 117 birds and animals.
FAISALABAD: Rescue 1122 responded to 13,199 emergency calls across Faisalabad district in October. Its crews helped 13,315 people during the month. That is an average of more than 400 calls a day.
The monthly performance report issued by District Emergency Officer Engineer Ehtisham Wahla said medical emergencies formed the largest share with 9,071 calls, followed by 2,615 road accidents.
According to the report, crews also responded to 122 fire incidents, 217 crime scenes, seven building collapses and three drowning cases, besides 1,047 other operations.
The report said 7,663 people were given first aid at the scene. Another 5,122 were shifted to hospitals across the district after first aid.
The figures recorded 530 deaths in emergencies during the month. Thirty of them were in road accidents.
In other work, the crews transported 144 bodies from government hospitals to their homes with dignity. They also answered 117 calls to rescue birds and other animals.
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