CHINIOT, Nov 15 (APP): The Punjab Emergency Service Department reported a busy 24-hour period in Chiniot, handling 22 road traffic accidents that left 23 people injured. Of the victims, 19 were men and four were women. The department’s rapid response teams rescued all those involved, providing immediate care at the scene. Fourteen of the injured were treated for minor injuries and released after on-site medical aid, while nine suffered serious …
Chiniot emergency responds to 22 road crashes, 23 injured in 24 hours
CHINIOT, Nov 15 (APP): The Punjab Emergency Service Department reported a busy 24-hour period in Chiniot, handling 22 road traffic accidents that left 23 people injured. Of the victims, 19 were men and four were women. The department’s rapid response teams rescued all those involved, providing immediate care at the scene.
Fourteen of the injured were treated for minor injuries and released after on-site medical aid, while nine suffered serious injuries and were transferred to nearby hospitals in Rescue 1122 ambulances after receiving first-aid. The swift actions of the emergency crews helped prevent further complications and ensured that the seriously injured received timely hospital treatment.
District Emergency officials praised the coordinated effort of their staff, emphasizing that the quick deployment of resources and the use of dedicated rescue vehicles are key to reducing fatalities and mitigating the impact of road accidents across Chiniot. They urged drivers to exercise caution and adhere to traffic regulations to avoid such incidents in the future.
