Rescue 1122 Shangla successfully recovered a vehicle that plunged into a deep ravine following a road accident in the Damori area of Shangla, highlighting the emergency service’s disaster response capabilities during the ongoing monsoon season.
According to District Emergency Officer Engineer Malik Sher Dil Khan, the Rescue 1122 control room received an emergency call reporting that a vehicle had lost control and fallen into a gorge near Damori. A disaster response team was immediately dispatched with a recovery vehicle and specialized rescue equipment.
Rescue Team Conducts Technical Recovery Operation
Upon reaching the scene, rescuers assessed the terrain before launching a carefully planned recovery operation.
Despite the difficult mountainous landscape, the team used modern recovery machinery and technical rescue techniques to safely retrieve the vehicle from the ravine without causing further damage. Rescue 1122 said the operation was completed successfully within the planned timeframe.
Local residents present at the scene appreciated the team’s prompt response and professional handling of the challenging recovery effort.
Rescue 1122 Warns of Monsoon Road Hazards
District Emergency Officer Malik Sher Dil Khan said road accidents typically increase during the monsoon season as continuous rainfall makes mountain roads slippery and hazardous.
He urged motorists to avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain, maintain safe speeds, ensure their vehicles are mechanically fit, and exercise extra caution while driving on steep roads, sharp bends, and mountainous routes.
The officer also advised drivers to remain alert near seasonal streams, deep ravines, and other high-risk locations where weather-related accidents are more likely.
Public Asked to Report Emergencies Promptly
Engineer Malik Sher Dil Khan encouraged the public to immediately report road accidents, natural disasters, or other emergencies through the Rescue 1122 helpline to ensure a timely response.
He said Rescue 1122 Shangla remains operational around the clock with trained personnel, specialized equipment, and modern rescue vehicles to respond to emergencies across the district.
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