Bureau Report
Mansehra: Training sessions on first aid, emergency response and basic life-saving skills were organised at Al Mustafa Hospital Dhodial, Mansehra, in collaboration with Akbar Lifeline Foundation and Rescue 1122 Mansehra.
The sessions were aimed at equipping participants with essential knowledge and practical skills to respond effectively to emergencies and provide immediate first aid when required.
The training covered basic first-aid techniques, emergency response procedures and fundamental life-saving skills, enabling participants to better understand how timely intervention can help protect lives during critical situations.
Speaking on the importance of such initiatives, organisers said that community-based training programmes play an important role in improving people’s ability to provide timely and effective assistance during emergencies.
The initiative is part of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Pakistan’s broader efforts to promote humanitarian services and contribute towards building safer and more resilient communities.
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Pakistan continues to undertake initiatives aimed at serving humanity and strengthening community welfare across the country.
