CDA emergency service controls two fires in Islamabad

CDA Emergency Service Controls Two Fires In Islamabad - UrduPoint

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CDA emergency service controls two fires in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - September 11, 2026) Capital Emergency Service CDA on Thursday swiftly responded to two separate fire incidents in Islamabad and successfully brought both blazes under control.

According to CDA:

  • The first fire broke out at a tyre shop in Al-Makka Plaza near Tarnol Phatak, Tarnol Market.
  • The emergency service received the call at 4:34 p.m. and dispatched teams from G-10, FHQ and JCC along with a rescue van.
  • They extinguished the fire and conducted safety checks.

Later, at around 6:40 p.m., another fire was reported at Ameen Plaza, Mars BPO Building, Khana Pull.

Emergency crews arrived within two minutes and launched firefighting and rescue operations involving:

  • Fire and rescue teams from Khana Tehsil, G-5 and FHQ
  • A rescue van
  • A Bronto Skylift

A total of 25 fire, rescue and medical personnel participated in the operation. The fire was brought under control through coordinated efforts.

Initial assessments indicated:

  • No injuries, casualties, missing persons or fatalities were reported.
  • No one required evacuation from the site.

Capital Emergency Service CDA emphasized its commitment to providing rapid and professional responses to emergencies, protecting lives and property.

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