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FIVE MARTYRS OF RESCUE 1122 AWARDED WITH TAMGHA-I- SHUJAAT      RESCUE 1122 RESCUED OVER 30,000 EMERGENCY VICTIMS AND GIVEN FIRST AID TO 15 RELIEF CAMPS      RESCUE 1122 RESCUES 26708 VICTIMS IN FLOOD EFFECTED AREAS      RESCUE 1122 PROVIDING 24 HOURS RESCUE SERVICES IN FLOOD AFFECTED AREAS      RESCUE 1122 RESCUES 9502 TRAPPED VICTIMS OF FLOOD
 
 
                             
 
Punjab Emergency Service (Rescue 1122) is the first successfully tested model of trained Emergency Service in Pakistan. The Government of Punjab has established this Emergency Service through legislation to provide a system for Emergency Preparedness, Response and Prevention.
 
   
This is the first trained Emergency Rescue Medical Service established in Pakistan according to international training standards. The service is providing efficient and effective Rescue and transportation to the helpless victims of Accidents, Emergencies and Disasters.........................
 
 
   
Punjab Emergency Service Act 2006 was unanimously passed by the Punjab Assembly to establish the Punjab Emergency Service for professional management of emergencies by maintaining a state of preparedness to deal with emergencies, providing timely response, rescue and emergency medical treatment to the persons affected by emergencies. The Punjab Emergency Council and District Emergency Boards have also been constituted for prevention, effective management of emergencies and mitigation of hazards endangering public safety.
  
 
   

The Service has been initially established in Lahore as Pilot Project with 6 strategically located rescue stations, 14 Emergency Ambulances and two hundred rigorously trained rescuers. Before launching the test run, following challenging tasks were accomplished within six months but without compromising quality.

 
 
 
 
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