ISLAMABAD – The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has reinforced its commitment to public safety and disaster management, ensuring round-the-clock emergency readiness.
During a surprise visit to the Emergency and Disaster Management Headquarters, CDA Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa reviewed fire and rescue drills, inspected emergency equipment, and assessed firefighters’ performance through mock exercises. He praised their dedication to saving lives and protecting public property, emphasizing the need for continuous skill enhancement.
Randhawa announced that CDA’s emergency response capabilities are being upgraded to meet international standards, with a world-class firefighting force now in place. He also directed the Emergency and Disaster Management Wing to expand public awareness campaigns and volunteer training programs to educate citizens on disaster response protocols.
Under his directives, the CDA Disaster Academy in Sector H-11 has launched a comprehensive training initiative, equipping volunteers with hands-on emergency management skills.
This initiative reflects Islamabad’s commitment to safety, preparedness, and community resilience, ensuring swift and effective responses to emergencies
