J&K Fire and Emergency Services Showcase Skills during Fire Service Week
JAMMU, april 19 – The Jammu and Kashmir Fire and Emergency Services Department concluded its annual fire Service Week with a display of skill and teamwork, held from April 14-20. the week featured competitions and drills at the Fire Training Centre Bari Brahmna and Batmaloo headquarters.
Disciplined Drills and teamwork on Display
Approximately 150 fire service personnel from across Jammu and Kashmir province participated in a series of sporting events designed to test their physical fitness, coordination, and team spirit. Events included fire drills, volleyball, tug of war, badminton, and cricket.
Command Teams Compete in Diverse Events
The Fire Service Week culminated in several closely contested finals:
- Volleyball: Fire and Emergency Services Command Ramban defeated Jammu Command.
- Fire Drill: fire and Emergency Services Jammu Command took first place, followed by Udhampur/Reasi Command and Doda/Kishtwar Command.
- Tug of war: Udhampur/Reasi command secured first place over Rajouri/Poonch Command.
- badminton: Fire and emergency Services Command Udhampur/Reasi won, with Command Samba/Kathua finishing second.
- Cricket: FTC Bari Brahmna triumphed over Rest of Jammu.
Leadership and Supervision
The events were conducted under the guidance of Alok Kumar, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Director Fire and Emergency Services J&K, and supervised by RK Raina, Deputy Director F&ES Command Jammu. A panel of jury members, including Dr. Manju, Medical Officer Medical Unit Gandhinagar, Sarvesh Langer Assistant Director Command Udhampur, Himanshu Gandotra Principal FTC Bari Brahmna and S. Mandeep Singh Foreman Regional Workshop Jammu, oversaw the competitions. Kanwal Peshin,in-charge DFO Trainings,and Sunil Dutt managed the event.
Mementos and trophies were awarded to the winners by the chief guest, recognizing their achievements and contributions to the Fire and Emergency Services.
What is the primary purpose of highlighting the J&K Fire and Emergency Services’ activities during Fire Service Week, and how does showcasing these skills benefit the community?
J&K Fire and Emergency Services Showcase Skills during Fire Service week
JAMMU, april 19 – The Jammu and Kashmir Fire and Emergency Services Department concluded its annual fire Service Week wiht a display of skill and teamwork, held from April 14-20. The week featured competitions and drills at the Fire training Center Bari Brahmna and Batmaloo headquarters.
Disciplined Drills and Teamwork on Display
Approximately 150 fire service personnel from across Jammu and Kashmir province participated in a series of sporting events designed to test their physical fitness, coordination, and team spirit. Events included fire drills, volleyball, tug of war, badminton, and cricket.
Command Teams compete in Diverse Events
The Fire Service Week culminated in several closely contested finals:
- Volleyball: Fire and Emergency Services Command Ramban defeated Jammu Command.
- Fire Drill: Fire and Emergency Services Jammu Command took frist place, followed by Udhampur/Reasi Command and doda/Kishtwar Command.
- Tug of war: Udhampur/Reasi command secured first place over Rajouri/Poonch command.
- Badminton: Fire and Emergency Services Command udhampur/Reasi won, with Command Samba/Kathua finishing second.
- Cricket: FTC Bari Brahmna triumphed over Rest of Jammu.
Leadership and Supervision
The events were conducted under the guidance of Alok Kumar, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Director Fire and Emergency Services J&K, and supervised by RK Raina, Deputy Director F&ES Command Jammu. A panel of jury members, including Dr. Manju,Medical Officer Medical Unit Gandhinagar,Sarvesh Langer Assistant director Command Udhampur,Himanshu Gandotra Principal FTC Bari Brahmna and S.Mandeep Singh Foreman Regional Workshop Jammu, oversaw the competitions. Kanwal Peshin, in-charge DFO Trainings, and Sunil dutt managed the event.
Mementos and trophies were awarded to the winners by the chief guest, recognizing their achievements and contributions to the Fire and Emergency Services.
Q&A: J&K Fire Service Week
Q: What was the main purpose of the Fire Service Week?
A: To showcase the skills, teamwork, and physical fitness of the Jammu and Kashmir Fire and Emergency Services personnel.
Q: Where were the events held?
A: Events took place at the Fire Training Centre bari Brahmna and the Batmaloo headquarters.
Q: Wich sports and competitions were featured?
A: The week included fire drills, volleyball, tug of war, badminton, and cricket.
Q: Who supervised the events?
A: The events were overseen by RK Raina, Deputy Director F&ES Command Jammu, under the guidance of alok Kumar, ADGP Director Fire and Emergency Services J&K.
Q: what were some of the key results of the competitions?
A: Ramban won volleyball, Jammu Command won the fire drill, Udhampur/Reasi won tug of war and badminton, and FTC Bari Brahmna won cricket.
Q: why is Fire Service Week significant?
A: It highlights the dedication and skill of the fire service, essential for community safety.Did you know that fire drills are not just about speed, but also about precision and following protocols? Each drill simulates real-life scenarios to prepare the firefighters effectively!
Q: How can the public support the Fire and Emergency Services?
A: By practicing fire safety at home and in the workplace, supporting training programs and being aware of safety measures in your neighborhood.
Witnessing the Fire Service Week underscores the critical role and dedication of our emergency responders. Let’s remember to support and appreciate their efforts year-round!
