Alkhidmat responds to Indian aggression; activates Emergency Response Centers in city

In response to Indian aggression and the emerging wartime situation, the Disaster Management Department of Alkhidmat Karachi has urgently activated all its Emergency Response Centers across the city and instructed all volunteers to remain prepared for any critical situation. All equipment at these centers has been readied to ensure swift deployment to affected areas when needed. Alkhidmat has also established contact with Civil Defense, Rescue 1122, and PDMA (Provincial Disaster Management Authority) to coordinate joint efforts, with all three organizations agreeing to work together. Alkhidmat has a history of collaboration with these institutions, and in light of the emergency, Basic Life Support (BLS), first aid, and civil defense training for volunteers has commenced as of today. On Wednesday evening, Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami Karachi, Muneeb Zafar Khan visited the Emergency Response Center located at Alkhidmat’s head office. He was accompanied by Executive Director Alkhidmat Karachi Rashid Qureshi and Manager Disaster Management, Sarfaraz Sheikh. Muneeb Zafar Khan was given a detailed briefing on all the Emergency Response Centers established across the city, and it was conveyed to him that all centers have been activated and volunteers are on high alert. Equipment has also been prepped, and mobile health units are fully operational as part of the response. Muneeb Zafar Khan strongly condemned the Indian aggression and the martyrdom of Pakistani women, children, and men as a result. He stated that such actions are completely unacceptable and that India will have to pay the price for its actions. He praised the Pakistan Air Force and Armed Forces for their brave response and emphasized that the entire nation stands united with the military during this crisis. He also commended Alkhidmat’s efforts in managing the emergency situation.