The fire services in Pakistan play a crucial role in ensuring public safety and minimizing the impact of fire-related incidents. These services are responsible for responding to fires, rescuing individuals in danger, and mitigating the damage caused by various emergencies. Here is an overview of the fire services in Pakistan: 1. Pakistan Civil Defence: The …
When considering a new vehicle purchase, safety is undoubtedly one of the key factors driving the decision-making process. Over the years, both conventional cars and electric cars have made significant advancements in their safety features. This comparative study explores these safety features in detail, highlighting the similarities and differences between conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) …
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Fire Services in Pakistan. Historical background of Fire Services in Pakistan. Pakistan inherited the Fire Services from the off going British Government in 1947. It was a war-oriented service, at that time. Mainly developed during the Second world war. As war tends to increase fire accidents to a larger extent, hence this service was organized, …
The Civil Defence Organisation is a continuation of the volunteer Air Raid Precaution units that existed before 1951. In the same year, the Civil Defence (Special Powers) Ordinance, 1951 (VI of 1951), which eventually became the Civil Defence Act, 1952, and the Civil Defence Rules 1966 and 1968, were also passed. In Pakistan, civil …
Federal Civil Defence provides Free Fire & Safety Training to government, semi-government, industrial employees and commercial concerns staff in nine major cities of Pakistan. The updated, locations, contact details and training schedule can be checked on the website, as and when required. It is a certified training, starting from basic training to team training, and …
