WASA to Install Fire Hydrants in Hospitals
Meanwhile, the Water and Sanitation Agency has introduced a project to install fire hydrants at administration hospitals throughout the city to strengthen emergency preparedness and protect patients and hospital staff.
Meanwhile, the Water and Sanitation Agency has introduced a project to install fire hydrants at administration hospitals throughout the city to strengthen emergency preparedness and protect patients and hospital staff.
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- According to WASA Managing Director Saqib Raza, four hydrants have been installed in front of different wards at Allied Hospital-I.
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- Under the first phase of the project, four fire hydrants have been installed at different locations in Allied Hospital-I, and testing of the system has been completed.
- Work is now under way to install 16 more hydrants at other administration hospitals.
Work is now under way to install 16 more hydrants at other administration hospitals. Police Stations to Obtain Firefighting Equipment.
Meanwhile, the initiative follows directions from Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif to strengthen fire safety arrangements at administration hospitals, particularly to protect children and other vulnerable patients during emergencies.
WASA Faisalabad has prepared a plan to install more than 20 fire hydrants at administration hospitals and has kicked off the work on an emergency basis.
Notably, the remaining installations include four at Allied Hospital-II, two at Children's Hospital, two at the Faisalabad Institute of Cardiology, two at General Hospital Samanabad, two at General Hospital Ghulam Muhammadabad and two at Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Hospital.
He remarked the installation work at the remaining hospitals was anticipated to be completed by September 5. Islamabad Closes 3 Weekly Markets Over Poor Fire Safety Arrangements.
Raza remarked further hydrants would additionally be installed if needed at any hospital after assessing its requirements.
He continued that WASA Faisalabad was implementing the chief minister's directives in letter and spirit and would not compromise on measures aimed at protecting human lives during emergencies. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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