Response to 25,000 road accidents, 169,000 medical emergencies, transfer of 58,800 patients to hospitals
Rescue 1122 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa released its annual performance report, saying its teams provided emergency services to more than 2.7 million people in 2025. The report said emergency responders were deployed for incidents ranging from medical cases to road accidents.
Rescue 1122 spokesperson Bilal Ahmad Faizi said the organization handled more than 271,000 emergency calls during the year.
The report said about 289,000 injured and sick people were treated on site and transferred to hospitals across the province. He adds that Rescue 1122 has responded to 169,000 medical emergencies and 25,000 road accidents.
The department also responded to large-scale incidents, including 5,691 fires, 780 drownings, 194 building collapses and 93 explosions. The report describes 2025 as one of the busiest years for Rescue 1122 teams.
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The health ambulance service, or referral service, transferred 58,800 seriously ill patients to major hospitals.
The service also operated in the merged districts and erstwhile regions of FATA, and established temporary relief points at tourist destinations to provide on-site assistance to visitors and local residents.
The Rescue 1122 Khyber control room received 176,061 calls during the year. Of these, 136,138 were classified as information or interrupted calls, while 36,438 were classified as hoaxes or unnecessary calls, according to the report.
The report said 6,185 people lost their lives in various incidents during the year. He added that 1122 rescue teams provided emergency assistance and relief in each of these cases.
