Emergency Response
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The document outlines an emergency response awareness session that aims to educate participants about responding to emergencies, create awareness of damages without proper response, and inform them of their personal responsibility. It defines emergency, response, and emergency response. It also lists types of emergencies, the difference between response and reaction, steps of emergency response including identifying the emergency and calling for help, and emergency service contact numbers.
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- 1. Emergency Response Awareness Session Instructor Ali Reza Pakistan Emergency Response Learning Program
- 2. Presentation Objectives • To educate participants about how to face and respond emergencies. • To create awareness of damages in absence of emergency response. • To inform participants of their personal responsibility toward emergency response.
- 3. Emergency Definition A combination of circumstances resulting in a state that calls for immediate action.
- 4. Response Definition A reaction to something.
- 5. Emergency response Definition An effort by public safety personnel and citizens to mitigate the impact of an incident on human life and property.
- 8. Steps of emergency response • Identify the emergency. • Call the relevant emergency service. • Do not hesitate if you can help. • Never step ahead if you do not know how to handle the situation. • Aware others if any one can handle the situation.
- 10. Numbers of Emergency Services Ambulance 1122/115 Fire Department 16 Police 15 Traffic Police 1915 Highway Police 130
- 11. Remember!