CDA Firefighters Rescue 12 People from Babar Plaza Blaze

ISLAMABAD: (Staff Reporter) A fire broke out at Babar Plaza in F-8 Markaz, Islamabad, prompting an immediate response from the Capital Development Authority’s (CDA) Fire & Emergency Services. The blaze was brought under control and the rescue operation was completed successfully, with 12 people safely evacuated and no loss of life reported.

CDA Fire & Emergency Services teams rushed to the location soon after receiving information about the incident and immediately began firefighting and rescue efforts. Firefighters focused on containing the flames and preventing the fire from spreading to other parts of the building.

Alongside firefighting operations, rescue personnel carefully evacuated people from the affected premises. A total of 12 individuals were brought to safety during the operation, while no fatalities were reported.

The operation was carried out under challenging conditions, with CDA firefighters and emergency personnel demonstrating professionalism, courage and commitment. Their coordinated efforts helped ensure that the situation was brought under control without loss of life.

The swift response by CDA and the Municipal Corporation Islamabad (MCI) was appreciated by citizens and people gathered at the scene. Residents praised the emergency teams for reaching the site quickly and taking timely measures to protect those inside the building.

Citizens also acknowledged the efforts of CDA firefighters and other frontline personnel, whose work during emergencies plays an important role in protecting lives and property.

The CDA administration commended the Fire & Emergency Services teams for their effective response and successful rescue operation. The authority reiterated that safeguarding citizens and their property remains among its key priorities.

CDA Fire & Emergency Services remain prepared to respond to emergencies and carry out rescue and firefighting operations whenever required. The authority also urged citizens to immediately alert the relevant emergency services in the event of a fire and cooperate with rescue teams during emergency operations.

The incident ended with 12 people safely rescued and no loss of life reported, highlighting the importance of a rapid and coordinated emergency response.