District Emergency Officer Rescue 1122 Muhammad Arif Khan has directed station in-charges to ensure timely vehicle maintenance, update fitness reports and maintain complete records of assets to improve the emergency service’s operational readiness.
He issued these directions while chairing a meeting to review administrative matters and operational preparedness of Rescue 1122 in Dera Ismail Khan.
The meeting was held on the directives of Director General Rescue 1122 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Dr Khatir Ahmad and Regional Director Operations South Imran Khan Yousafzai. Heads of sections and all Station House In-charges attended.
Various administrative and institutional matters, along with measures to improve the efficiency and performance of the emergency service, were discussed.
Muhammad Arif Khan directed all station in-charges to ensure the timely attendance of staff at their respective stations and regularly update the fitness reports of rescue vehicles to maintain their operational readiness.
The meeting also reviewed the performance of the Mechanical Transport Section, particularly vehicle repairs and technical matters. Station in-charges were instructed to maintain complete and updated inventories of equipment and other assets available at their stations.
Later, the district emergency officer visited Rescue Station 11 and inspected rescue vehicles, reviewing their maintenance, repair work and technical condition.
He directed the concerned staff to keep all vehicles in optimal working condition and complete pending repairs without delay.
Reaffirming his commitment to improving the service, Muhammad Arif Khan said all available resources would be utilised to strengthen operational preparedness, discipline and service standards to ensure timely and effective emergency response to the public.
