Islamabad – May 4, 2025: Under the instructions of CDA Chairman Mohammad Ali Randhawa, the Emergency and Disaster Management Team successfully conducted a rescue operation on Trail 4.
Led by Member Administration Talat Mehmood, the team located and brought back a man, Talha, who had lost his way while hiking on the trail.
The rescue operation was carried out by the team, guided by Director Zafar Iqbal. They worked efficiently to find Talha, who had been stranded after deviating from the designated path on Trail 4.
The operation was swift, and Talha was safely returned to his family.
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Following the successful rescue, Talha’s family expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Chairman Mohammad Ali Randhawa for the swift recovery of their loved one.
They commended the CDA’s prompt response and quick action that ensured the safety of their family member.
Chairman Randhawa’s decision to deploy the team immediately was praised as it played a critical role in saving Talha’s life.
The CDA’s prompt intervention highlights its commitment to public service and ensuring the well-being of citizens.
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In addition to the successful rescue, Chairman Randhawa issued instructions to ensure better safety measures on the Margalla Hills trails.
He emphasized the importance of safety and urged authorities to implement further precautions for hikers and visitors.
This operation exemplifies the CDA’s commitment to public safety and its continuous efforts to improve emergency preparedness in the region.
The rescue also reiterates the importance of having proper safety protocols and being vigilant while hiking in the popular Margalla Hills area.
