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Disaster and Critical Incident Management Plan of District R.Y.Khan. Page 1

DESCRIPTON OF DISTRICT RAHIM YAR KHAN:

Rahim Yar khan district was declared as a separate administration district in 1943. The district derives its name from its headquarter city Rahim Yar Khan. The previous name of this city was Naushehra which was built in 1875 A.D by Fazal Elahi Halani on the ruins of the ancient Pul-Wadda during the Sumra supremacy in Sindh. In 1881, the Railway Authorities desired to change its name because in the same name a town was also situated in Peshawar district. Consequently, in 1881 to avoid any confusion because of similar nomenclature, Nawab Sadiq Muhammad Khan-IV of Bahawalpur changed the name of the sub-division Naushehra after the name of his first son crown prince Rahim Yar Khan.

LOCATION:

The district lies between 270 -40' to 290 -16' north latitudes and 600 -45' to 700 -01' east longitudes.

BOUNDARIES:

Rahim Yar Khan is bounded in the north by Muzaffargarh district, in the east by Bahawalpur district, in the south by Jasilmir ( India ) and Ghotki district of Sindh province and in the west by Rajanpur district.

AREA:

The total area of the district is 11,880 square kilometers. The district comprises four Tehsils namely Rahim Yar Khan, Sadiqabad, Liaquatpur and Khanpur. All the Tehsils are Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA).

CLIMATE AND GENERAL SOIL CONDITIONS:

District Rahim Yar Khan has a very hot and dry climate in summer. The maximum temperature touches 49.7C. The minimum temperature recorded is 6.8C. The average annual rainfall in the district is 165 mm.

The district can be divided into three main parts. These are the riverain area, the canal irrigated area and the Cholistan area. The riverain area of the district lies close to the river Indus and Panjnad. To the South West of this area lies the canal irrigated area. The land in this area is higher than that of the riverain area. The approximate height of this area is 150 to 200 meters above sea level. The desert area lies in the South-East of the district. It is called as the Cholistan. It extends into Bahawalpur and Bahawalnagar districts, occupying the South-Eastern part of the two districts. The surface of the desert consists of a succession of sand dunes rising in places to a height of about 150 meters and covered with the vegetation peculiar to sandy tracts.

Road-Links: The district has a total metalled road-length of 3200 Kilometres. The district is linked with Bahawalpur, Sakkhar and Muzaffargarh Districts through metalled roads.


Rail-Links: The main Peshawar-Karachi railway line passes through District Rahim Yar Khan. The district is linked with Bahawalpur and Sukkhar through railway network.

STATISTICS OF RAHIM YAR KHAN:

Sr.# Category Description/Detail

1 Population 3,141,053 (20% Urban & 80% Rural according to 1998 Census). estimated in 2008 ( 4,031,000) .

The total population of Rahim Yar Khan district was 3,141,053 as enumerated in march, 1998 with an intercensal percentage increase of 70.6 since March, 1981 when it was 1,841,451 souls. The average annual growth rate was 3.2 percent during this period. The total area of the district is 11,880 square kilometers which gives population density of 264 persons per square kilometer as against 155 persons observed in 1981 indicating a fast growth rate of the district.

2 Rural/Urban Distribution

The urban population was 616,582 or 19.6 percent of the total population of the district which grew at an average rate of 4.3 percent during 1981-98 and had decreased from 4.7 percent observed during 1972-81. There are three Municipal Committees and five Town Committees in the district.

3 Literacy & Education Attainment

The literacy ratio in the district has increased from 20.0 percent in 1981 to 33.1 percent in 1998. The literacy ratio for males is 43.4 percent as against 21.8 percent for females. The ratio is much higher in urban when compared with rural areas both for male and female.

4 Union Councils

122

5 Area (Square Kilometers)

11,880

6 Population Density (per sq.Km.)

264

7 Tehsils Rahim Yar Khan, Sadiqabad, Khan Pur, Liaquat Pur,

8 Main Towns Mianwali Qureshian, Tarinda Sawai Khan, Kot Samaba, Chowk Bahadurpur, Bagh-O-Bahar, Ghauspur, Nawan Kot, Fatehpur, Zahirpir, Sehja, Jehtha Butha, Tarinda Muhammad Pannah, Feroza, Khanbela, Tanwari Allahabad, Jamal Din Wali, Ahmedpur Lamma, Goth Alo, Dhendi, Machi Goth and Bhong.

9 Total Metalled Roads (Km)

3200

10 No. of Grid Stations

8


11 No. of Telephone Exchanges

35

12 Number of Industrial Units

994

13 Major Industries

Beverage, Cotton Processing, Drugs & Pharmaceuticals, Fertilizer, Flour Mills, Fruit Juices, G.I./M.S. Pipes, Hatchery, Oil Mills, Packages, Paper & Paper Board, Poultry Feed, Seed Processing, Soap & Detergent, Sugar, Sulphuric Acid, Textile Spinning, Textile Weaving and Vegetable Ghee & Cooking Oil

14 Police Stations

Patrolling Posts

26

20

15 Rescue Stations

01


LEVELS OF ALERTNESS:

With reference the order No. PS (DCO / RYK) -786/09 dated 06-06-2009 by the

District Coordination Officer, Rahim Yar Khan (copy attached) following four levels of

security alertness have been established:

Level-D

100% Presence of whole staff on shift duty in all Departments & Agencies.

The focal persons of all agencies shall ensure officers/ officials posted on duty at the time of security alertness or actually on duty and prepared to discharge the duty.

Level-C

D +

Officers/ officials on call will make sure their mobile phones are on and ready to move to their offices at any time.

Level-B

C + All the officers/ officials on call will report at their concerned offices.

Level-A

(Red Alert)

B + All Officers/officials in vehicles on their positions

and ready to move to incident palace at any time. In case of acute emergency situation everyone

at the incident site.


DISASTER OR CRITICAL INCIDENT:

It is any natural or man made event, civil disturbance or any other occurrence of

an unusual or severe nature that threatens to cause or causes the loss of life or injury to

citizens and/or severe damage to protect lives, meet human needs and achieve

recovery.

Purpose of Disaster Management Plan:

A rapid response to critical incidents and disasters.

A more systematic and routine approach to critical incidents.

Effective coordination among all the agencies involved.

A system for evaluating all critical incidents with the goal of providing improved

plans to protect lives and property as well as reduce exposure to vicarious

liabilities.

Improved public awareness & community training.

Phases of Emergency Response:

1) Mitigation:

It deals with radically the effect of a disaster or emergency as long team

activities to minimize potentially adverse effects of further disasters.

Community Training and Awareness.

Advance Training.

Monthly meeting of District Emergency Board.

Coordination among different agencies to prevent emergencies.

2) Preparedness:

This is the part of plan used to identify operating facilities and resources that

might be needed in response and recovery.

Incident Command System

Incident Command Control Centre

Training and Exercises

Effective Communication

3) Response:

These are the activities that include immediate action to save lives, protect

property and meet basic human needs.

4) Recovery:

By the National or provincial Government.


Threats to Rahim Yar Khan:

The major threats to the district have been identified as:

Major transport accident (Road, rail, air) Major Fire incident Terrorist attack (Bomb blast etc) Building collapse Hazardous substances accidents Earthquakes Flood Lost/injured persons (Drowning etc) Law and order situation

Activation of the Disaster Management Plan:

This plan would be activated in case of declaration of disaster situation in the district due to above mentioned threats.

List of Main Stakeholders and Agencies in Disaster & Risk Management:

Police The District Government. Punjab Emergency Service (Rescue 1122) Tehsil Muncipal Administrations TMA Fire Services Civil Defense MEPCO (WAPDA) Sui Northern Gas Pipe Lines Limited District and Provincial Highway Departments District and Provincial Works Departments The Education Department Irrigation Department Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Health department Department of public works Sheikh Zayed Hospital Tehsil Headquarter Hospitals NGOs (Edhi, Jaag Welfare, Ex-Servicemen Society etc) Department of Community Development Media Department of Public Relations, Punjab. Private Organizations (Contractors, Factories, Banks etc) Army Rangers Railway Police


IDENTIFICATION OF RESOURCES:

Department Resources

Police

Human resources(Staff)- about 2449

Metal Detectors-298

Tents-100

Motor Boats-03

Wooden Boats-04

Police Ambulance-01

Punjab Emergency

Service (Rescue 1122)

Human Resources (Staff)- 123

Volunteers- 413

Ambulances-04

Fire vehicles-03

Rescue Vehicle-01

Recovery Vehicle(Crane)-01

SCBAs- 05

Civil Defense

Volunteers-159

Motor Boats-04

Life Jackets-38

Tents-04

Sheikh Zayed Hospital

Beds- 640

Ambulances-06

EDO (Health) Ambulances-19

THQ Hospital, Sadiq abad

Beds-80

Ambulance-01

THQ Hospital, Khanpur

Beds-80

Ambulance-02

THQ Hospital, Liaqatpur

Beds-70

Ambulance-01

TMA, RYK

Fire vehicles-03

Fire Staff-24

Tractors/Trolley- 11

TMA Fire service, Sadiqabad

Fire vehicles-03

Fire Staff-11


TMA, Khanpur.

Fire vehicles-02

Fire Staff-11


TMA, Liaqatpur Fire vehicles-01

Fire Staff-13

Edhi Services Ambulances-04

Staff-16

Agriculture Bulldozers-10


Structure of Disaster Management Plan:

i) District Emergency Board

ii) Disaster Management Coordination Centre

iii) Disaster Management Coordination System

iv) Role and Responsibilities

v) Exercises

vi) Community awareness, Community Training and Public Information

1) District Emergency Board:

The composition of the District Emergency Board shall be (As per notifications

No. SOEI (P&D) 1-11/2006 dated 05-12-2007 and No. SO (IS.II) 3-186/2008 (Home dept.) by

the Government of Punjab):

District Coordination Officer Chairman

District Emergency Officer Member/ Secretary

District Police Officer Member

Executive District Officer (Rev) Member

Tehsil Muncipal Officers Member

Secretary District Regional Transport Authority Member

Executive District Officer (Health) Member

Executive District Officer (W&S) Member

Medical Superintendent Sheikh Zayed Hospital Member

District Officer (Civil Defense) Member

Deputy District Officers (Rev) Member

Deputy Director (Public Relations) Member


Functions of District Emergency Board:

I. To review and analyze monthly statics related to all emergencies and formulate

appropriate policies and take actions for prevention & mitigation of hazards.

II. To develop effective disaster management and regularly review and assess disaster

management.

III. To identify and coordinate the use of resources for disaster operations.

IV. To ensure information about a disaster in the area is promptly given to the relevant

departments and groups.

V. To perform such other functions as may be assigned to it by the Punjab Emergency

Council to achieve the purpose of Punjab Emergency Act, 2006.

VI. The Board shall meet at least once every month and may co-opt members, if so

required.

2) Disaster Management Coordination Centre (Control Room):

A Disaster Management Coordination Centre working around the clock will

be established at district level for effective coordination & mutual support among the

different departments & agencies.

Functions of the Centre:

RECEIPT OF WARNINGS:

Warnings of a natural disaster (e.g. cyclone, floods, etc) will be issued in

the first instance by the Bureau of Meteorology and the Officer in Charge is

responsible to ensure that the information is immediately forwarded to the Chairman of

the District Emergency Board. In the event of a manmade disaster for which a

warning would not be issued by the Bureau of Meteorology, the designated control

authority (Police, Rescue 1122 etc) is to advise the Chairman.

WARNING DISTRIBUTION:

Upon the implementation of this plan, all public warnings will be distributed

through the Disaster Co- ordination Centre upon recommendation of the relevant control

authority and on the authorization of the Chairman.

PUBLIC INFORMATION:

The distribution of contact or telephone numbers to the public for disaster information will

be the responsibility of and at the discretion of the Chairman.


COORDINATION AMONG DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES:

It will be responsible for the coordination among different departments and

agencies. The required resources will be mobilized and provided at the operational site.

REPORTING:

All responsible organizations are to submit regular situation reports to the

Disaster Co-ordination Centre.

REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE:

Any requests for assistance from outside the District are to be made by

the Chairman.

CONFERENCE PROTRACTED OPERATIONS:

If the damage or disruption is of such an extent that operations are to continue

over a number of days, the policy of daily meetings with officers in charge of control

authorities and support organizations will be implemented for the purpose of coordinating

effort and establishing priorities.


3) Disaster Management Coordination System

Disaster Management Coordination

Centre (CONTROL ROOM)

In charge Operations

(The Leading Agency)

Supporting

Agencies

In charge Hospital

In charge

Logistics

In charge

Finance

In charge Security /Safety

(Police)

Incident

Coordinator

Liaison

Officer

EDO

Information

Officer


4- (a) Role and Responsibilities of Incharges

INCIDENT COORDINATOR (IC):

The District Coordination Officer (Chairman of the District Emergency Board)

will be the Incident Coordinator (IC). In the absence of DCO, The EDO (Rev) will be

the IC.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for over all response Management.

Appoint persons who will serve to other position.

Will establish initial action plan and approve all information to media.

Will assure that contact and resources information has been established

with outside agencies through Liaison Officer.

Provision of resources as needed or requested by the Incharges.

Report to the competent authorities through Information Officer.

INFORMATION OFFICER (IO):

Appointed or designated by the Chairman of Emergency Board or Incident

coordinator.

Responsibilities:

Update the Incident Commander regarding all new information.

Ensure all news release have the approval of the Incident Commander.

Issue an initial incident information report to the news media.

LIAISON OFFICER (LO):

Appointed or designated by the Chairman of the Emergency Board or Incident

coordinator.

Responsibilities:

Liaison among different departments

Help the Incident Commander to liaison with other agencies like Army, NDMA,

etc.


SAFETY/SECURITY INCHARGE:

The Head of Police Department will be responsible for safety and security of the

area, Rescuers and public.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for securing the area.

Responsible for the safety of the area, all the Rescuers and public.

Onsite, he will brief the crew about the hazards & safety Measures.

Ensure that every one is wearing Personnel Protective Equipment (Helmet,

masks etc).

INCHARGE OPERATIONS:

The Leading agency will be the in charge of the operations.

Responsibilities:

Obtain briefing from Incident Coordinator.

Manage and Coordinate among operation teams in incident.

Determine needs to request the Incident Coordinator for additional resources.

Assure team – Task force

Report any substantial Development / Accidents to Incident Coordinator

Maintain a log of all operation activities.

INCHARGE LOGISTICS:

Appointed or designated by the Chairman of the Emergency Board or Incident

Coordinator.

Responsibilities:

Resources arrangement and resources Management.

Will ensure that the required facilities, materials and resources are readily

available for deployment to or at the incident.

Effective planning to ensure adequate and effective availability of required

equipment and resources and that the resource can respond in an organized

manner.


PRIMARY FUNCTIONS:

Supply of resources

Ground support

Catering

INCHARGE FINANCE:

Appointed or designated by the Incident coordinator.

Responsibilities:

To arrange funds for the availability of logistics and other resources.

IMPORTANT NOTE

No “hands on job” by the Incident commander & Incharges.

The command will be hand over after face to face meeting.

All the teams & agencies must report to the Incharge Operations & get

briefings.


4-b) Management of Threats:

Threats Leading Agency Support Agencies

Evacuation Revenue Department

The District Government

Rescue 1122

TMAs

Provincial & District Highway Departments

Department of Community Development

Civil Defense

Department of Public Works

Police

Road Accident Punjab Emergency


Traffic Police/Petrolling Police

Sheikh Zayed Hospital & THQs

Edhi Ambulance Service

Police

Air Accident CAA

Rescue 1122


Army

Rangers

Police

TMAs & TMA Fire Service


Civil Defense


Rail Accident Revenue Department

Pakistan Railways

Railway Police

District Police

Rescue 1122




Civil Defense



Army

Rangers

Major Fire

Punjab Emergency


/ TMA Fire Service

Police

TMAs


Civil Defense


The MEPCO

Sui Gas Dept.


Hazardous

Chemical Accident

Punjab Emergency



Police



Civil Defense


The MEPCO

Earthquake and

Flood Revenue Department

Rescue 1122

Police

Army

Provincial & District Irrigation Departments



Civil Defense



The MEPCO


Provincial & District Works Departments

Building collapse

Punjab Emergency



Police



Civil Defense


The MEPCO


Law and Order Situation

(Processions, strikes, violent

Mobs etc)

Police Department



Rescue 1122


Civil Defense



The MEPCO

Terrorist attack (Bomb Blast

etc)

Police Department

Rescue 1122

District Government



Civil Defense


The MEPCO



Army

Ranger

Drowning

Rescue 1122


Police

TMAs


Civil Defense


Irrigation Department


4-c) OPERATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF DIFFERENT AGENCIES:

ORGANIZATION ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

District

Government/Revenue

Department

Establishment of the District Disaster Co-ordination Centre

Public warnings and advice

Collection and interpretation of meteorological warnings and data

Provide personnel, plant and equipment as necessary

Maintain effective liaison with other Disaster Management Authorities like NDMA or ARMY.

Establish and maintain district recorded flood information

Protection, maintenance and restoration of water and sewerage services

Monitor water quality

Assessment and control of chemical pollution of water supply

Maintenance of drainage systems

Assessment and safety of damaged buildings

Assessment of emergency housing

Assessment of emergency shelter sites

Sign posting, barricading and road maintenance

Road closures as required

Clearance of debris

Establishment, monitor and maintenance of all refuse disposal sites

Co-ordination of clean-up of private dwellings

Assistance in animal control

Provision of animal records

Monitor safe disposal of dead animals

Preservation and advice on public health and hygiene matters

Assistance in vaccination programs

Vermin and vector control


Monitor sewerage, waste water and hazardous waste disposal

Monitor safety of food supplies

Assist medical response with Health Department

Monitor the implementation of safety standards of multi story buildings

Monitor the provision of water hydrants

Police Service

Law and order

Traffic control

Crowd control

Control of evacuation, including registrations

Co-ordinate rescue of trapped/stranded persons

Security of specific areas

Road blocks and diversions

Tracing of persons

Augmenting emergency communications

Investigations of offences and accidents

Control of crime threatened site

Assistance in stock and infected material tracing

Health Dept.

Command, control and co-ordination of Epidemiological

investigation carriers

Public health advice and warnings

Psychological and counseling services

Medical and health care for the victims

Triage/Treatment Point

Assist in transportation


Punjab Emergency


Initial treatment and pre-hospital care of casualties

Initial triage of casualties

Transportation of injured

Safety of persons in relation to fire prevention, fighting

and recovery

Control of fire in designated fire zone

Control and cleanup of hazardous materials, spillage/release

Extrication of trapped persons

Advice and directions on public safety/evacuation

from fire/hazardous materials danger zone

Provision of specialist personnel and equipment.

Provide management system for the deployment of public

volunteers.

Assistance in rescue of trapped/stranded persons

Augment emergency communication

Provision of trained search personnel

Augment field search and rescue equipment as required

Assist in clean-up and recovery operations

TMA

Provide personnel, plant and equipment as necessary

Protection, maintenance and restoration of water and sewerage services

Monitor water quality

Implementation of safety standards of multi story buildings

Provision of Water Hydrants

TMA Fire Service Assist the Rescue 1122 in fire fighting.

The Civil defense Provision of specialist personnel and equipment.

Provision of Bomb disposal squad.

Sheikh Zayed Hospital &

THQs

Provision of Site Medical Officer or Site Medical Teams if

required


On site emergency treatment

Medical & emergency treatment of the victims in the Hospital

MEPCO

Control of electrical hazards

Cutoff power in any area in case of emergency or Fire

Restoration of power

PTCL / NTC Emergency telecommunications

Restoration of Telephone facilities

Sui Gas Dept.

Control of gas hazards

Cutoff gas in case of emergency or fire

Restoration of gas supply

Civil Aviation Authority

(CAA)

Activate Civil Aviation Disaster Plan

Provision of information regarding aircraft type, fuel, passenger

lists, numbers, etc.

Provide post accident investigation

Provincial & highway dept.

Provision of heavy earthmoving equipment and personnel as

required

Public Works and Housing

Provision of engineering and logistical requirements to

damaged areas.

Supplementary accommodation in schools for evacuation

centers.

Public Relation

Department

Public information after the approval of the chairman or

Incident Coordinator

Community awareness programs on TV, Radio & Newspapers.


5)-EXERCISES:

Periodically, the District Emergency Board will carry out table top exercises on various

scenarios to assess the procedures in this document. Following a full analysis of the events, the

Disaster Management Plan will be updated accordingly.

6) PUBLIC EDUCATION (COMMUNITY AWARENESS),

COMMUNITY TRAINING AND PUBLIC INFORMATION:

Community Awareness & Community Training:

This is an ongoing awareness programme conducted by the Punjab Emergency

Service (Rescue 1122), the Media, Local Authorities, and NGOs. Included in this program are

the following:

Publications explaining medical/fire emergencies etc, preparedness and emergency procedures.

Publications detailing the measures that should be taken to prevent, minimize and deal with the effects of emergency situations.

Ongoing media campaign to encourage the public to “be aware”. Training for the Volunteers Program by the Rescue 1122. Walks and conferences should be organized for community awareness.

Public Information:

Public information is that information which is passed on to the public prior to, during, and after a disaster, such as warnings and direction. The Punjab Public Relation Department has the responsibility for the dissemination to the public of disaster management information as directed by the Chairman of the District Emergency Board or Incident Coordinator.

When this plan is activated, the Chairman or Incident Coordinator is the official source of public and media information through his Information Officer. All outside media enquiries are to be directed to the Chairman. The Chairman is to arrange for media briefings and interviews with key personnel.

Media Outlets:

a) Radio: Both AM and FM strive to present the best

information for the public through this outlet.

b) Television: All TV channels

c) Newspapers: All local and National Newspapers


Important Telephone Numbers

SR. #

DEPARTMENT NAME

FOCAL PERSON NAME DESIGNATION CONTACT #

Office Mobile

1 Commissioner Office (BWP) Mian Mushtaq Ahmed

Commissioner (Bahawalpur)

062-9250061-62 062-

9255601(Res) 0300-4288857

2 DCO Office Dr. Ahmad Javaid Qazi District

Coordination Officer

068-9230233 068-9220266

0322-8887885

3 DOC Office M. Aslam Ch. DO (Coordination) 068-9230287

068-9230227(Res)

0306-5457954

4 DPO Office Hussain Habbib Imtiaz DPO 068-9230301 0342-8832304

5

DSP (Traffic) Office

Ch. Sajjad Hussain DSP (Traffic) 068-5884336 0300-6358386

6 EDO (Revenue) M. Nawaz Saho EDO(Revenue)

EDO (R) 068-9230022 0300-8670463

7 DO (Revenue) Complaint Cell 068-9230343

Syed Wajid Ali Shah DO (Revenue)

DO (R) 068-9230226 0345-2220004

8 DDO(Revenue)

Rahim Yar Khan Rana Saleem Ahmad Khan

DDO (R) 068-9230271 0301-8683222

9 DDO(Revenue)

SDK Wali Muhammad DDO (R) 068-5705533 0346-4338428

10 DDO(Revenue)

Khanpur DDO (R) 068-5571383

11 DDO(Revenue)

Liaquatpur Syed Arif Iqbal Shah DDO (R) 068-5795625 0331-7090125

12 EDO (Health) Dr. Mukhdum Basharat (Additional Charge)

(Acting) EDO (H) 068-9230114 0300-9670797

13 DO (Health) Dr. Mukhdum Basharat DO (Health) 068-9230112 0300-9670797

14 EDO

(Agriculture) Mashkoor Ahmad EDO (Agri) 068-9230133 0321-4786785

15 EDO

(Education) Ch. M. Hanif EDO (Edu) 068-9230044 0300-6727570

16 SZH R.Y.Khan

Dr. Cap. Mushtaq MS 068-9230164-

166 0300-8682985

Dr. Javed Director

Emergency 068-9230164 0333-4385336

Dr. Akhtar DMS (Emergency) 068-9230180

/155 0300-9675096

17 Sheikh Zaid

College Prof. Dr. M. Saeed Principal 068-9230168 0321-6621004

18 THQ Sadiq Abad Dr. Mehmood Mirza MS 068-5703981 0300-9670494

19 THQ Khanpur Dr. Jam Jamil Akhtar Shaheen

MS 068-5574822 0300-6732166

20 THQ Liaqutpur Dr. Ghazanfar Abbas Gardezi

MS 068-5693271 0300-6702767

21 TMA R.Y.Khan

Zahid Javed Mr. Sh. Saleem

TMO

Incharge Fire

068-9230247 /122

068-9230316

0300-6801838

0332-7328588

22 TMA Sadiq

Abad

Dawood Touqeer Alam Habibullah Khan M.Hanif

TMO

Incharge Fire

Station Incharge

068-5801333

068-5706501

0301-8672671 0300-6732335

0314-6775125


23 TMA Khanpur Ejaz Attique Talib Hussain

TMO

Incharge Fire

068-5576239

068-5571768

0300-6728377

24 TMA Liaquatpur

Khalid Mehmood Babbur Liaqut Ali Bajwa

TMO

Incharge Fire

068-5692211

068-5795875

0300-9678130

0345-8017490

25 Civil Aviation

Authority

Rana Muhammad Ashraf Sher Ali

Airport Manager

Chief Fire Officer

9230212 9230216 (Res)

9230218

9230219 (Res)

0333-6166063

0300-3109673

26 Civil Defense Qazi Shabbir Ahmed District Officer 068-9230224 0301-3940335

27 District Police

Ch. Hussain Habbib Imtiaz

Madam Ferhat Hameed Qudrat Ullah Manzoor Ahmed

DPO

SP (HQ)

S.I (Control Room)

Inspector

9230301 9230303 (Res)

068-9230309

068-9230319

068-9230283

0342-8832304

0300-9677032

0300-9676906 0345-8036457

28 MEPCO

R.Y.Khan

Shamasuddin Kakopoto Jam Gull M. Zahid Faqeer Ahmed Araien

(Control Room)

Manager (SE)

DM (operations) (XEN)

DM (Tech)

118

068-9230158 068-9230382

(Res)

068-9230146-47 068-9230152

(Res)

068-9230418

0300-2638981

0300-6809449

0300-6730520

29 Edhi Services

(NGO) Dr. Saeed Akhtar Malik

Control Room

Assistant Prof.

115

068-5874220

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