ISLAMABAD, MAY 04 (DNA) — On the directives of Chairman CDA and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the Emergency and Disaster Management (E&DM) Directorate of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) organized a special ceremony to commemorate International Firefighters’ Day at the E&DM Headquarters, Islamabad. CDA Member Administration, Talat Mahmood, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.
The event featured a comprehensive fire and rescue mock drill exercise, an awareness walk to educate the public on the importance of installing fire safety equipment in homes for timely protection against fire hazards, and a flag march to honor the valor and dedication of firefighters. These activities were aimed at highlighting the critical role firefighters play in protecting lives and property, often at great personal risk.
In his address, Talat Mahmood lauded the contributions and resilience of CDA firefighters, commending their commitment, exceptional training, and ability to effectively manage fire emergencies. He acknowledged their selfless efforts in saving lives and property during critical situations and expressed heartfelt gratitude for their invaluable service.
He emphasized the importance of enhancing the capabilities of the fire department, ensuring alignment with international standards. This aligns with the vision of Chairman CDA and Chief Commissioner Muhammad Ali Randhawa, who is dedicated to making Islamabad safer by building a world-class firefighting force capable of protecting the community during emergency situations.
The Chief Guest further underscored the importance of public awareness in fire safety and reiterated the administration’s commitment to equipping firefighters with the resources and training necessary to maintain readiness and effectiveness. The ceremony served as a reminder of the firefighters’ indispensable role in ensuring public safety and their enduring contributions to the community. —DNA
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