PESHAWAR: Special Assistant to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister for Relief and Resettlement Naik Mohammad Khan on Sunday launched Rescue 1122 emergency bike service at the service’s headquarters here.

He praised Rescue 1122 for its invaluable services in providing timely relief across the province during emergencies and accidents. He commended the launch of emergency bike service as a significant step towards offering swift assistance in remote areas.

Mr Khan said the KP government was committed to the welfare of its citizens. He said that emergency bike service was one of the many initiatives aimed at providing maximum relief to people in distress.

Published in Dawn, October 21th, 2024

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