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Sindh Approves 7% Salary Increment for Rescue 1122

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Sindh Approves 7% Salary Increment for Rescue 1122

The Sindh Emergency Council approved a 7 percent salary increase for Rescue 1122 employees during its sixth meeting. Adviier to the Chief Minister Giyan Chand Israni chaired the session. Performance, financial and administrative matters, staff welfare and new allowances were examined. DG Rescue 1122 Brigadier Wajid Sibtghatullah Mahar briefed the council on the department's activities.

He stated that Rescue 1122 has aided medically and served over 1.33 million individuals and rescued 5,238 lives since its inception. The department currently operates with 149 vehicles and 1,723 personnel. The meeting also reviewed fire safety audits and the anti-rabies campaign. A Rs30 million package for Rescue employees' families was approved, along with a 7 percent salary increase.

All contract employees were granted a one-year extension. Health insurance and pension issues for Rescue workers were referred to the provincial cabinet after consultation. Allowance approval will be sought from the Sindh Finance Department. Employees with poor performance were warned.

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