Thirty-two air warriors of the Indian Air Force's (IAF) Jammu station were trained in a six-day basic disaster-management course by the SDRF, an official spokesperson said.
The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) successfully conducted the course at its headquarters. The course was specifically tailored for the personnel from the 23rd wing of the IAF-Jammu station, the spokesperson said.
The training capsule commenced on September 1 and culminated on September 6.
Designed to build capacity in disaster preparedness and response, the course offered a comprehensive blend of theoretical sessions and hands-on practical exercises, the spokesperson said.
Zahid Manhas, the commandant of the SDRF's 2nd Battalion, highlighted the growing need for preparedness in an era of increasingly frequent and complex disasters.
Life-saving techniques
The curriculum focused on life-saving techniques and protocols essential for effective disaster management, aimed at empowering the participants with the knowledge and confidence to act swiftly and efficiently during emergencies.