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PAF, Navy supporting civic agencies to extinguish fire at Margalla Hills

PAF, Navy supporting civic agencies to extinguish fire at Margalla Hills

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister’s Coordinator on Climate Change, Romina Khurshid Alam said the helicopters of Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and Pakistan Navy team were supporting the civic agencies along with Islamabad Wildlife Management Board (IWMB) to extinguish glaring inferno at Margalla Hills National Park near sector E-9.

She said that there was fire at two places on Margalla Hills whereas it was of high intensity spiking up infront of E-9 Hills, a news release said.

The Chairman NDMA was contacted by the PM’s Coordinator whereas a Pakistan Air Force helicopter was dispatched to the affected area to put out the fire, she said. She added that the team of Pakistan Navy was also participating in the effort to control the fire alongside the team of Islamabad Municipal Corporation involved in the effort to smoother the fire.

The Sixth Aviation Squadron was also requested to send a helicopter, she said, adding, “The Ministry of Climate Change is in touch with all relevant agencies.

On the other hand, Capital Development Authority (CDA) has captured three individuals suspected of involvement in the arson cases in Kalinger Valley, Margalla Hills and handed them over to the police for further investigation and legal proceedings.

According to CDA spokesman, the fire broke out in Kalingar Valley, Margalla Hills this morning. The three individuals were apprehended at the site of the fire in Kalingar Valley and have been identified.

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Chairman CDA emphasized the necessity for stringent legal measures against the apprehended individuals. He urged for decisive action against perpetrators of arson incidents.

The arrested persons face charges in 15 separate cases. The patrolling on Margalla Hills have been intensified.

 

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