Gilgit (Farhan Ali) – The Aga Khan Agency for Habitat Pakistan successfully concluded a three‑day “Community Emergency Response” workshop in Sasi Haramosh, Haramosh district. Participants included men and women from various villages of Haramosh. The training, organized jointly by Haramosh Youth Development Organization and Rahmat Ali Welfare Foundation, was held at Girls Higher Secondary School, Sasi Haramosh. Its primary aim was to equip locals with rapid, effective actions during emergencies such as floods, earthquakes and landslides, ensuring the safety of themselves and their communities. Expert trainers delivered hands‑on sessions on basic first aid, search‑and‑rescue techniques, fire prevention and control. Former Haramosh Youth Development Organization chairman Muti’ullah Da’im and Rahmat Ali Welfare Foundation president Hifazat Ali also contributed their services. A special young girl’s participation drew attention; trainers and participants praised her enthusiasm and offered guidance. At the closing ceremony, certificates were distributed to all attendees, and they were encouraged to continue participating in similar valuable programs. Local residents thanked the Aga Khan Agency for Habitat Pakistan, stating that such initiatives in remote areas clearly demonstrate their valuable service, and also acknowledged the efforts of local organizations that made the program possible.
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