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CM Usman Buzdar inaugurates Rescue 1122 mobile application
Chief Minister said mobile application will help rescue teams to access the exact location.


Lahore: Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar on Saturday has inaugurated mobile application of Rescue 1122 in Lahore.
According to details, the Chief Minister said that mobile application will help rescue teams to access the exact location of the accident.
CM Usman Buzdar said this app will not only resolve issue of unnecessary calls but standard of emergency services will also be improved.
The Chief Minister said that the scope of Motorbike Rescue Service in Punjab is being extended to the remaining 27 districts while Punjab will be the first province in South Asia where rescue air ambulance is going to be launched while rescue wire ambulance has been approved.
It is pertinent to remember that Rescue 1122’s Emergency Helpline app has been developed, now citizens will be able to call for Rescue 1122 and also call for ambulance and rescue bikes through the mobile app.
This mobile App Will be able to choose the option and the emergency team with the required demand will arrive at their location.

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