Week 3 I Day 2 I Alkhidmat Summer Internship Program 2026

Come, advance, today is the day.

With passion in our hearts and songs on our lips, we are those who stand with everyone, steadfast with courage, never tiring.

We light the lamps of hope in our hearts, and together, we build a new world.

From the heart, a call for service; a promise to the nation for service.

Rise up, walk forward, now every limit must end.

Heads held high, heads held high, we are the nation's strength, heads held high.

Heads held high, and the identity of service, these youth, advance together.

Let us say, we ignite hope in every city.

We bring courage to every heart.

We will fight firmly against the darkness.

Together, we will build a bright tomorrow.

Who says you are alone?

The prayers of centuries are with you.

One slogan, one call, will echo in every city, every village.

Come, heads held high, we are the nation's strength, heads held high.

Heads held high, and the identity of service, these youth, advance together.

Let us say, Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan, service, humanity, sacrifice, empathy, and practical character.

In the past 35 years, Al-Khidmat Foundation has made such bright imprints of service to humanity in various parts of Pakistan and the world, which are living examples of dedication and honesty.

Disaster relief, education, health, clean water, sponsorship of orphans, "Bano Qabil" (Become Capable), Islamic microfinance, and environmental protection are all ambitious projects that are a testament to Al-Khidmat Foundation's resolve that no human being should be left alone due to hunger, illness, or helplessness.

Natural calamities have always been a test for humanity.

Whether it be earthquakes or floods, torrential rains or other unforeseen circumstances.

Al-Khidmat Disaster Management's trained relief teams reach affected areas, both within and outside Pakistan, promptly to save human lives.

After the devastating floods of 2022, in 2025, melting glaciers, severe monsoon rains, flash floods, and cloudbursts affected millions of families across the country.

More than 3.5 million people were directly affected, while over 9,000 houses were completely or partially destroyed.

In these circumstances, Al-Khidmat Foundation's relief teams played a vanguard role, participating fully in rescue and relief activities.

Thousands of volunteers transferred flood-stranded families to safe locations and provided immediate relief in the form of cooked meals, clean water, and medical facilities.

Tent villages were established for homeless families.

Ration packs were distributed, and educational activities were resumed by establishing tent schools to ensure the continuity of children's education.

Pakistan faces numerous challenges in the health sector, the most serious of which is the lack of access to quality treatment for ordinary citizens.

In light of this concerning situation, Al-Khidmat Foundation is providing quality, affordable, and timely treatment to millions of people annually through its hospitals, medical centers, mobile clinics, and free health camps.

Blood banks, diagnostic centers, and ambulance services are also an important part of Al-Khidmat's health system.

Special centers have been established across the country for the protection of mother and child health, where pregnant mothers and children are provided with safe, quality, and affordable medical facilities.

Clean water is a basic necessity of life, but the situation in Pakistan is dire.

According to recent reports, 53% of Pakistanis are deprived of clean drinking water.

Al-Khidmat Foundation has made the provision of clean drinking water possible in water-scarce areas through thousands of wells, community hand pumps, gravity flow water schemes, solar pumps, and water filtration plants.

These projects not only provide clean water to millions of people daily but also serve as a means of preventing endemic diseases.

Education is the basic right of every child, but unfortunately, over 25 million children in Pakistan are still out of school.

Al-Khidmat Foundation has established thousands of schools across the country to dispel the darkness of ignorance with the light of knowledge, where thousands of poor children are being educated daily.

Students are provided with free books, uniforms, and educational assistance, while hundreds of bright and deserving male and female students are awarded scholarships on merit every year.

Al-Khidmat Child Protection Centers are guiding street children, who pick through garbage, towards a safe and dignified life by educating them.

Pakistan is a country of youth, but unfortunately, 34% of the youth are unemployed and lack modern digital skills.

Recognizing this need, Al-Khidmat Foundation launched the "Bano Qabil" program in 2023, under which modern IT courses such as digital marketing, graphic designing, web development, app development, freelancing, and e-commerce are being provided absolutely free.

This program, which started in Karachi, has now spread across Pakistan.

Under "Bano Qabil," 2 million youth will be made capable of dignified digital employment by providing free IT education over the next 2 years.

The education, upbringing, and sponsorship of orphan children are a fundamental part of Al-Khidmat's mission.

Along with sponsoring thousands of children at home, orphan children are also being provided with exemplary facilities for education, residence, food, and moral training in "Aagosh Homes" established in various cities of the country.

"Aagosh Homes" equipped with modern facilities are also operational in Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi for orphan girls, while the foundation stone of "Aagosh Education Complex" for female students has also been laid in Islamabad.

Empowering impoverished families to stand on their own feet is the primary objective of Al-Khidmat's Islamic Microfinance Program.

Under this program, interest-free loans are provided so that deserving individuals can start small businesses and earn a dignified livelihood.

These interest-free loans not only break the chains of poverty but also promote economic stability and self-reliance.

Al-Khidmat Foundation distributes rations, gifts, and relief supplies to millions of deserving families during Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha, winter, and other occasions.

Special relief activities are also organized for minority communities during the festivals of Christian and Hindu communities.

To cope with the threats of climate change, Al-Khidmat Foundation has launched the "Green Pakistan" campaign.

Thousands of saplings are planted every year across the country through plantation drives, in which students, teachers, and volunteers participate with great enthusiasm and passion.

Al-Khidmat Khawateen (Women) is sharing in the sorrows and pains of women through various welfare projects across the country, so that their deprivations can be addressed with honor and dignity.

The human tragedy of Gaza has entered its third year.

Since October 2023, Al-Khidmat Foundation has been continuously carrying out relief activities for the oppressed people of Palestine.

Along with providing food, clean water, medical aid, and basic necessities, financial assistance is also being provided to Palestinian male and female students studying in Egypt and Pakistan.

Al-Khidmat Foundation is bearing the educational expenses of over 400 Palestinian students in Pakistan.

Al-Khidmat's service is not limited to Pakistan; the organization is also at the forefront of serving humanity in Turkey for earthquake victims, Syrian orphans, and other affected countries around the world.

All welfare projects of Al-Khidmat Foundation are possible only with your cooperation.

Let us extend a helping hand to the deserving and needy humans and earn the pleasure of Allah the Almighty.

Today is the day, with passion in our hearts and songs on our lips, we are those who stand with everyone, steadfast with courage, never tiring.

We light the lamps of hope in our hearts, and together, we build a new world.

From the heart, a call for service; a promise to the nation for service.

Rise up, walk forward, now every limit must end.

Heads held high, heads held high, we are the nation's strength, heads held high.

Heads held high, and the identity of service, these youth, advance together.

Let us say, we ignite hope in every city.

We bring courage to every heart.

We will fight firmly against the darkness.

Together, we will build a bright tomorrow.

Who says you are alone?

The prayers of centuries are with you.

One slogan, one call, will echo in every city, every village.

Come, heads held high, we are the nation's strength, heads held high.

Heads held high, and the identity of service, these youth, advance together.

Let us say, come, advance, today is the day.

With passion in our hearts and songs on our lips, we are those who stand with everyone, steadfast with courage, never tiring.

We light the lamps of hope in our hearts, and together, we build a new world.

From the heart, a call for service; a promise to the nation for service.

Rise up, walk forward, now every limit must end.

Heads held high, heads held high, we are the nation's strength, heads held high.

Heads held high, and the identity of service, these youth, advance together.

Let us say, we ignite hope in every city.

We bring courage to every heart.

We will fight firmly against the darkness.

Together, we will build a bright tomorrow.

Who says you are alone?

The prayers of centuries are with you.

One slogan, one call, will echo in every city, every village.

Come, heads held high, we are the nation's strength, heads held high.

Heads held high, and the identity of service, these youth, advance together.

Come, advance, today is the day.

With passion in our hearts and songs on our lips, we are those who stand with everyone, steadfast with courage, never tiring.

We light the lamps of hope in our hearts, and together, we build a new world.

From the heart, a call for service; a promise to the nation for service.

Rise up, walk forward, now every limit must end.

Heads held high, heads held high, we are the nation's strength, heads held high.

Heads held high, and the identity of service, these youth, advance together.

Heads held high, heads held high.

We ignite hope in every city.

We bring courage to every heart.

Bringing all other things, they are all present and laid out before you on the stage today.

So, without any further delay, I request our trainer for today, Mr. Mohsin Naseer, who is a Senior Program Executive in the Disaster Management Department of Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan, to come and formally commence today's training.

Mohsin Naseer Bhai, Assalamu Alaikum. Is anyone feeling sleepy?

If anyone is feeling sleepy, let's all stand up for a moment.

You people need to put your mobiles away.

Put your mobiles away.

Alright, you will not use your mobiles throughout the training.

Yesterday, you heard the theory, you read it. But today, we will do practical.

Everyone will do practical. Okay?

Can you all sign?

Sign in the air with your hands.

Do it quickly. Three or four times.

Sign with your nose.

Quickly, do it once.

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Allah Almighty says in the Quran: "And when they are entrusted with a duty, they do what?" They are told to fear Allah. But what do those people say? "I have a status. I am from a good school. I am educated from a good university. I am the son of a rich father. Why should I do this work? Why should I help people? If there is an accident on the road, why should it be me?" But then there are some people like you, about whom Allah Almighty says: "And among the people, there are some who do not say, 'What will people say?' They do the work. They help someone. If any person is in trouble, they will help them." So, basically, the purpose of this training is to become like the people mentioned in the verse.

How many of you have had your mothers pass away?

Your sisters, your aunts? And you performed their Ghusl (ritual washing)? Raise your hands.

Three people. Four.

Do you think that if someone we know passes away, we can perform their Ghusl, or will we have to hire people?

Anyone who cannot perform Ghusl, raise your hand without hesitation.

How many of you have worked in disaster management?

In any disaster, road accident, helped someone.

Such individuals, in university, in college, someone fainted, helped them.

Someone got injured, bandaged them.

Hands are being raised fearfully. No one is confidently saying they helped.

So, Ahmed Bhai was saying, these dead bodies laid out are for you.

And you will practice on them, God willing.

Yesterday, you attended the First Aid session.

Can anyone tell me what First Aid is?

Put away your mobiles. Next slide.

Slides are not running. Run these slides.

What is First Aid?

Okay, if someone faints, what should we do first?

Should we give them two sips of water or three?

Why?

Should be given. Okay?

If there is an accident on the road, what should we do immediately?

Okay, if any incident happens, you have to avoid secondary disaster.

There was a road accident, the patient needs to be shifted. Shift them to the footpath.

The traffic flow from behind should not stop. Okay?

If a building collapses, you should not go inside that building immediately.

And do not evacuate that person.

First, you must ensure your own safety.

If you don't know how to swim, and someone is drowning in front of you, you should not jump in like a hero.

If a snake bites you, do not suck the blood.

Do not apply onion.

All these things will be taught to you.

Run the slide.

Okay, we also need volunteers from the boys.

Come here, four people, quickly.

Five from the boys, and four from the girls.

Yesterday, you did CPR. I know you did CPR. Let's see.

You were present yesterday. Yes, tell me how you did CPR.

Very good. Yes, and how else did you do CPR?

Look, this is not a joke. It could be someone dear to you lying there.

Okay? You have to bring them back to consciousness.

Yes, you check, start the CPR.

You see this CPR, one knee was on his chest. Okay?

Is there anyone among you?

See, we will practice here. Okay?

Next. No, you perform.

First of all, you remember ABC. Doctor ABC. But now the situation is that our paramedics have said that we will change Doctor ABC to Doctor CAP.

What will we do?

Doctor CAP. My D is for Danger.

So, first of all, when you approach any patient, come to the patient, and first look up, right, left, to see if there is any danger.

Is there a building that might fall?

So, upon arriving at any person, do not hit them, nor place your knee on them.

Okay? First, you must come and check for danger immediately.

Then, upon arrival, place your knees, straight, like this, next to them.

And check for their response.

If the person replies, then well and good.

If not, then you have to pinch them lightly.

At least, if they start groaning slightly, feel pain when pinched, then still check their response.

Yes, if they are completely unconscious, and you must first get consent.

If it's a female, ask the accompanying person, "Can I touch her?"

If it's a male, then also ask them first.

If there is no one else, and the person is alone, then consent is not needed. You must help them.

They fainted, you tapped them. After tapping, you realized no. Then you pinched them.

After pinching, you still realized they are unconscious. Correct?

Then your proper response will begin.

Okay? You tilted their head, lifted their chin.

Did they eat anything, like candy?

Okay? Remove it.

After removing, after removing, you have to start compressions.

How to start compressions?

Make a cross between these two nipples.

Okay? Make a cross, and everyone raise your power hand.

The power hand, which will be left for some, right for others.

Raise your power hand.

And make this sign, the CPR sign.

Everyone stand up.

Put away your mobiles.

Everyone put away your mobiles.

Your power hand will be up.

And this thing, you will place it where you made the cross.

Okay? And this thing, look, listen, and feel.

First, you have to look at the patient.

It's not that you are looking elsewhere and compressing.

You have to check their response.

Look into their eyes.

Okay? Then you have to start compressions.

You will start from here.

For an adult, it's 2 to 2.5 inches.

Two. And for a child, it's 1 inch. And for an infant, it's 0.5 inches.

Okay? But that's not with the arm.

For an infant, you will use fingers.

For a child, you will use one hand.

And for someone older than a child, what is a child?

A child is a child from one year to eight years old.

Above that, they will be considered adults.

So, you have to start compressions from here, and there should be no bend.

Okay? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 13, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, one.

Like this, we will do five rounds. Five rounds.

Okay, in this, after 30 compressions, we can give breaths.

But in the new guidelines, they have said that even if you don't give breaths, continue compressions.

Okay? What is the minimum number of compressions?

Five rounds or 10 minutes continuously.

10 minutes continuously to save their life.

Okay? You have to take two breaths for this and check if their chest is rising.

Okay? And then you will start the same process again.

Okay? Everyone take your positions.

Quickly, come.

Now you have to stand in front.

Yes, you are near the patient. Come here.

Okay, you have to get into this position.

Okay? This is locked. It won't move.

Okay? And press with these two fingers.

See, the infant is in front of you, look.

Okay? 30 times.

One patient, one will be there.

Yes, check for danger.

First, check for danger.

Stand up. Yes.

First, check for danger. Yes.

Check? Okay, this is extra. You. Come back a bit.

See, check for response.

Don't start slapping. Just take the response.

Yes. Next.

Start CPR. How to do CPR?

Knees should be right next to the patient.

This is your position. See this position.

And sit down. Sit down, child.

Knees together. Knees together.

Forward. Knees forward.

Then press. Press.

Yes, press.

There should be no bend. Okay.

Move forward. Knees.

Press it.

There should be no bend in this. Move forward.

Be right over it. Exactly like this, with it.

This is also an adult. This is not a child.

Press. Yes.

Next. Five people here, and four people here.

Next. Quickly.

Everyone else sit down. Don't use your mobiles.

Quickly, come. Stand near the patient.

Come and check for response.

First, check for danger, then response.

How are you checking for danger?

You have to see, in the building you entered, you have to check right, left, up, down properly first.

That no building, no object, no iron rod, no such thing falls down.

Yes, response. Don't hit the head. Don't hit the head.

Just tap. Tap here.

Signals will go to your brain. You will tap. Just.

And pinch lightly. Don't hit the head, don't hit the mouth.

Yes, start CPR.

You were told CPR, you broke his leg.

But the ribs should not break, the leg should not break.

You have to do it for 10 minutes.

10 minutes. Straighten that leg. Hold it like this.

Straighten the leg.

See, see how I am sitting. My knee is touching the ground.

It is straight. Okay?

Did he regain consciousness? No.

Next, come.

Next people, come.

Now you will realize how difficult it is to recover a person.

Don't close. Shutter down. Over there.

Fourth person hasn't come. One more person is needed here too. One person more.

Yes, check for danger, then response. Pinch him.

Not the child. Only the adult. Yes.

Start CPR.

You were told to make a cross. It's coming here.

No, make a cross. This thing should come here. This thing.

Okay. In the middle. Forward.

Yes. Okay. 30 times, then take two breaths.

After pressing 30 times, 2 to 2.5 inches. Then you have to breathe.

And for a child, press 0.5 inches.

Yes, the AC is on, but you've started sweating.

You've done it twice. Do it again. Third time.

There should be no bend in the arm.

Look at the patient. You are looking down.

Look into his eyes. At the patient.

Yesterday, you practiced like this. Yes.

Now it's just the last session.

Whoever wants to come, come quickly.

Okay, it is written in front of you. There are two types of death.

There are two types of death: clinical death and biological death.

Clinical death can be reversed, and you are reversing it.

What type of death is this? Clinical death.

And you are reversing it.

You have 5 to 6 minutes to save someone's life.

Okay? So, for clinical death, you can reverse it.

But for biological death, where your organs start to decay and decompose, you cannot reverse it.

Yes, check for danger.

Response. Pinch. Start.

You can take a picture of this slide so you remember.

You will also be given an assignment at the end.

Mobile. Give it to him first.

Press it. Put your hand. No, this thing.

Put his hand. What is your power hand?

So, lift it up. Okay. Now place it.

No, first place it. Just place it. Forward.

Yes. This should be perfectly over it. Yes. Now press.

Yes. Okay. Now you can go to your sheets.

You two, come here. And those with blue content, come here. You also go.

Okay. Okay. Often, when eating something, something gets stuck. What happens?

Okay. You have to hold it.

Okay? For example, you have to act.

Just for example, if something gets stuck in them, how will you recover it using the Heimlich maneuver process?

As soon as you see a patient, a child, you have to look forward.

You are the patient. Okay? Hold your neck.

So, immediately, any adult, any elder, any child, so what is the procedure for a child, I will tell you.

You have to come immediately and first reassure them.

Any process, if someone faints, gets trapped somewhere, then first of all, you have to restore their confidence.

After that, if someone faints, you do CPR.

CPR is being implemented everywhere.

Okay? And after that, see that you don't panic immediately.

Don't get upset.

Then, along with that, bring these hands down.

Okay? And make space with your legs.

Okay? Making space with your legs, you have to immediately come into an L position and bring them down like this.

Okay? So, you will do this thing two or three times, press. If it still doesn't work, then this is your rib cage.

Okay? And this nasal. Between them, see here.

In the middle, make a fist like this.

Okay? Everyone. And then what do you have to do?

Inward and upward. What do you have to do?

Inward and upward.

So, doing this two to three times, if something is stuck in their throat, it will be removed.

So, six people from the body, come here in front quickly.

You stay here. You become the patient.

You will practice on them.

Yes, three people each. Come, patient.

You are their patient. You are their patient. You come forward.

Yes. Make the sign of choking. Patient.

Quickly. Hold your neck.

Yes. Start. First, reassure them and remove their arms.

Quickly. Yes. And make leg space.

And make an L position. And hold them folded. Don't let the patient fall.

Okay? Yes. Now, between the rib cage and the nasal, like this, make a sign.

First, where your ribs end.

Where the ribs end, and between the nasal, make this sign.

And in the middle. Yes, press.

Then, after that, you have to do compressions at the same place.

What are the compressions?

Inward and upward.

Okay, what is this mechanism?

Your lungs fill with air, and due to the pressure of those lungs, anything, candy, or anything else you eat, comes out due to the pressure of that air.

Okay? So, do this process.

Yes. But don't do it too much.

Okay? Just okay.

Okay, soft tissue injury. You people come here. You people come here, everyone.

Soft tissue injury. What will you say if it happens?

Often, there is an accident on the road, so these are some things you should know, which should also be in your bag.

So, the first thing is this gauze. Okay. Why is it kept?

To cover the wound. And if a child at home has a problem, we apply a band-aid, right?

First, with Povidone-iodine, any wound, with Povidone-iodine, or normal saline. Have you heard of drip?

Drip is available in 100 ml, also in 500 ml. That drip has salt.

So, only that salt, mixed with water, what do you have to do?

Clean the wound with it first.

You can clean the wound with any cotton or with this gauze.

Okay. What is the purpose of placing gauze?

The purpose of placing gauze is that the wound does not stick to it.

If we place cotton directly, this cotton will stick to the wound.

And after that, what will you do?

Cotton bandage. What will you do?

Cotton bandage.

Come on, yes.

First, you will do this. Place the gauze, and after the gauze, you will bandage it.

What will you do?

Cotton bandage.

Come on, yes.

First, you will do this. Place the gauze, and after the gauze, you will bandage it.

Normal bandage, which anyone can do.

If any female wants to come and do practical, she can.

No, nothing. Just place the gauze and bandage.

Do it on anyone's arm. Start.

If anyone is willing, they can come from the female side.

Okay, these are alcoholic swabs.

Doctors often use them before injections.

So, you can also use these because you just need to sterilize it.

This is normal saline. You can clean the wound with it.

One more person, come here.

Take the cotton bandage and gauze from there as well.

Like this. Very good.

Okay. If someone's arm breaks, and you want to shift the patient to the hospital.

You want to shift them to the hospital, and you don't have anything available.

You only have a handkerchief. You only have what?

A handkerchief. So, what do you have to do?

Make this a cone shape. Make it triangular.

Okay? And tie a knot here, and just tie it here.

So, safely, they will do safely.

And on what should they be taken?

On a stretcher, so that the bones that are left break.

Okay? Yes.

First, place the gauze.

Gauze is inside.

See, this comes with practice. You people are sitting quietly.

No one is participating. Mobiles are still being used.

Yes, have you done the bandaging?

Give it to the next person.

This is an open wound.

There are sticks lying there. See, you have made a cross.

You have made a cross.

Where the cross meets, at that point, you have to place your lower hand.

And start pressing from there.

It's not that the left is this way. No.

Basically, the guidelines of the Heart Association are that you make a cross between these nipples and start.

Yes. What is this called?

Will anyone tell me? Yes, the voice was correct. What did you say?

Yes, someone here said it correctly. Splint.

Basically, this is for support. For example, if his arm is broken, we will place it here and bandage it.

Bandaging is simple. You have to do the cotton bandage on the arm.

And place it alongside.

So, with a simple bandage, you can transfer it to the hospital.

We have less time now.

Otherwise, we would do more practical.

Okay, your second finger can also be a splint.

For example, if one of your fingers is fractured, you can use this as a splint for support.

This will be a splint.

Yes. If you are stabbed with a knife, how will you bandage it?

Does anyone have a ballpoint pen?

Ballpoint pen. Down. Bend down.

Lie down here. Someone lie down. Anyone come here.

If they have been stabbed with a dagger or a knife, you should not pull it out.

Okay? You should not pull it out.

Okay? You have to stop the bleeding at that spot. Here.

Okay? And bandage it at this spot.

Bandage it here.

And you will not pull out this dagger.

You will not pull out this knife.

If a rod gets stuck, you will not pull it out.

If it is attached to a building, you will cut it from above, but not from the patient's body.

You people have done bandaging. First, place the gauze.

After the gauze, bandage with cotton bandage.

You see this fracture.

Okay. If there is a fracture, or any person, if there is a road accident, what do we say?

"Get up, be a lion, be a young man."

When he falls off the motorcycle, we immediately tell him to be a lion.

When he becomes a lion, first he fractures.

As soon as he becomes a lion and stands up, the bone comes out.

So, you should avoid this.

If there is any patient, you should first assume that their backbone is fractured.

Even if it's not, you should treat them as a backbone patient.

Assume that. And along with that, if you have a stretcher available.

Okay? Then you have to shift them immediately.

Okay. What should be the method of shifting?

Someone come here in front. Come.

Nothing will happen. Come. Come. Come.

Ahmed Bhai is participating. Give him a special round of applause.

And you have to give him another prize.

Don't lie on top. Yes.

Here. Here. Lie down.

Lift the leg up. Two more people come.

Okay. If your knee is fractured.

But on the side where the fracture is, you have to place the stretcher on that side.

You have to place the stretcher on the side where the fracture is.

Always remember this.

Okay? Okay? As soon as you curve it. Curve it.

Yes. It's towards one leg. It's here. Curve it slightly.

Lower it a bit. Yes.

So, one person, hold the leg slightly.

Okay? And they will automatically shift onto the stretcher.

Come on, yes.

Will anyone practice again?

This is a dead body. You have to shift it.

The left leg is injured. This dead body, the left leg is injured. Shift it onto the stretcher.

Don't touch that. It's injured. The leg.

Yes. One more person is there to help.

Yes. And if the right leg is fractured, then what will you do?

Move the stretcher. Towards that side. Yes. Curve it here.

Do it gently. Treat it like a dummy. Yes.

Come on. Okay.

This splint.

I will tell you how to use a splint. If you properly splint anyone, any patient, then what is its benefit is that their bone is saved from breaking. Okay? A splint can be anything you have. They have even used tires. If you cannot find anything. You have books in school or university. You can make books into splints. One thing is that doctors often tie a tourniquet when they draw blood. Do you understand tourniquet? They tie a pipe-like thing above. They tie a pipe, and what happens with that? Blood is not supplied further. Now, if we don't have that tourniquet, then what will we do? Yes, we will make it with a pen. We will make it with a pen, but the tourniquet, doctors say not to tie it for more than half an hour or 20 to 25 minutes. What happens with that? Often people say a snake has bitten, they tie a rope above. My leg is hurting. Tie a rope. Okay? If you keep something tied for too long, all night, that part of you will become paralyzed. That part of you will become paralyzed. And why will it happen? Because blood circulation is not happening properly to it. So, this thing must be avoided. Now, there are some moves. There are some emergency moves and some non-emergency moves. An ankle pull. It's simple. Absolutely. What you have to do is go to the patient. Go and from their ankle, if there is a fire somewhere. You know that you cannot lift them. You just have to hold them by the ankle and move them. Okay? A sheet. It can be any sheet. We have a sheet available. Through this sheet, if you are alone, you can move that patient through this sheet. Firefighter carrying. You just have to go to a person and pick them up like this. Here. Okay? This and lift them and take them wherever you want. Okay? So this is firefighter carrying. So these are various moves. Now, with the help of a chair, you can shift a patient. So you should not be dependent on resources anywhere. Okay? So do not be dependent on resources. You have to immediately see how we can immediately help them. Now, two, I will not ask you to take off your shirts now, but two people come, leave it. Come forward. You have two bamboos. You just have to do this. Hold them and take off the shirt. Both their shirts will come off, but what about the third person? Their life will be saved. So, by taking off these shirts, what will you do? You will make a stretcher. So if you don't have a stretcher, have two bamboos. Take off your shirts and move them to the hospital. You have a blanket. You have a sheet. You have two bamboos. You just have to cover them and properly shift the patient. You should not see whether we have a stretcher or not. But you have to move them safely. No, you first. I don't have a sheet here right now. I will tell you. First, you see this. One bamboo is below, and one is on the sheet. Okay? When you cover it, the folding will not unroll. You will have some sticks available. Something like that will be available, pipes will be available. If someone's life has to be saved, you can even break a pipe from home. Okay? Three-man carry is if three people are available. Now, this is the same thing. If bamboos are not available, but three people are available, then how will they carry? Okay? Yes. Yes, does anyone have any questions regarding first aid? Come here. One more person, come. Come this way. Stand here. You have to shake hands. One more person, come. Come this way. Okay. And extend your hand forward. Extend that hand forward too. Just straighten your hand. This has also become a stretcher. Okay? This has properly become a stretcher. You can place the patient on this and properly lift it. Similarly, if one person comes here and you have to lift this patient. Come here, come here, come here. You people come, then come forward and lift it. Move your hands from underneath in the same way. There is a space below the waist. You have to enter from there, and they have carried the patient. Okay. You didn't have anything available, but you had people available. Does anyone have any questions regarding first aid? Yes. Now, death. Death happens due to fear, or due to excessive bleeding, or if a part of the body gets separated. First, you have to control its bleeding. If the head is split open, in front of me, a laborer was working, her head was split open, so people were telling her, why didn't you drive the motorcycle carefully? They were advising her. Now, her blood was flowing. So we immediately stopped her bleeding. Now, if you stop the bleeding immediately and transfer her to the hospital, then this will be your proper first aid. You people are not doctors. You are first responders. You should not consider yourselves doctors. You just have to transfer the patient. Okay? Yes. Whatever resources you have at that time, for example, if there is a nearby medical store. You can also purchase some items from there immediately. If not, you have a blanket, your shirts, your clothes, your jacket. Through that, you will stop the bleeding, and at the same time, when you are giving CPR to a patient, you will immediately call for an emergency. You will call 1122, and after calling, you will continue your process. If 112 is available for 7 minutes, then you can safely shift them to the hospital. Yes, exactly. We can also do it through gauze, as I just said, through a blanket. You have a blanket. You have a handkerchief. You can also control bleeding through that. Yes, next slide, please. Firefighting. Firefighting. Yes, any other questions? Yes. When working, if a body part comes out, do you mean that the bone is broken, and the intestine etc., has come out? You will cover it immediately, or for example, when the bombing happened in Peshawar, what we did was that we had those. If you have anything like that available, you can stitch the stomach if it is torn and control its bleeding. Similarly, in Turkey, when we used to pull out about seven to eight bodies daily, within that, if there is any damage, you will stitch it or cover it or bandage it properly. Yes, see, this coming out of body parts mostly happens in bombings. And by then, death has often occurred. But we cannot declare it as death. Paramedical staff can never declare death. We will go, and first, there is an evaluation of which patient can easily walk out. Can walk out of a building. Okay? We will deal with them properly. Patients who are more severe, if we give them a red ribbon, then the medical staff behind will treat them immediately. But a black ribbon used to be used before, meaning this person is dead, but now paramedical staff cannot declare anyone dead. Yes, any other questions? Your voice is not coming through clearly. What are you saying? With us, okay. There must have been a head injury. Okay. So did you stop its bleeding or not? Now, this next level of injury. For example, your job is that you are a first responder. You have to transfer them to the hospital immediately. You have called 112. Okay? You have stopped its bleeding. But the next stage after that is something that only a professional doctor will do. Okay? Meaning, we will only take them to the hospital. We can recover that person through CPR immediately. Okay? We can save their life. We can prevent excessive bleeding. Okay? This is the job of a first responder. Yes, no water. Do not give water. It happened to me at Dolmen Mall that a child fainted. So my cousin told me to give him something immediately. He knew that I do first aid etc. So he called me immediately, saying, look at this child. So I was seeing from afar that someone was giving him a glass. I told him from afar, I said, do not give him water. So he replied, this is not water, it's milkshake. Okay? So if a person faints, you should not give them anything. Yes, yes. See, we have to act on it by understanding it clinically. Yes, if you go into a disaster, you know that its body parts are separated, and even its head is separated, then you will understand that it is also biological death. A first aider, a first aider only looks at clinical death, not biological death. Yes, they get stuck. Absolutely, absolutely. A brother will come. If it's a child, you have to pick them up immediately. Okay? This is not 11. That's a child. Then it's a child. That's not even a child, it will come under adult. Okay? You have to do the same process with them as we told you about choking. Yes, fire is on. For now, we are showing fire. Yes, yes, tell me. Ask your question. We just demonstrated it practically in front of you. We had three people, and we made its structure. Okay? Yes. See, in urban areas where there is a service, Rescue 1122 or any emergency reaches within six to seven minutes. But in villages and rural areas, I would suggest that often the roads are also bad. So it is better to have your own vehicle properly, or at the village level, if you form a committee like that, to have your own ambulance, that would be better. So any patient can be moved easily. Yes, and you said that there is one patient, and they are in a lying position. Okay. Okay. For this, we properly have a bag, which is used for patients injured in a car. You properly put that bag on them, and after putting it on, then you will move them. You will move them. Because if you move them before that, there is a risk of their backbone fracturing. As you mentioned, so after putting it on, the rescuer will put it on first, and then move them. If you don't have that available, then if you have some hardboard available, then bandage it with that. Bandage it on their back, and then move them with the hardboard. Yes, next. Okay, question about burns. If they are burned by fire, then you just pour water. These blisters that form, you should not be afraid of them. It means that the skin below the blister is perfectly fine. It's a good sign that a blister has formed after a burn. Okay? So if they don't form, then it will be a concern for you. Question. Okay, in this, whatever it is, first you have to clean it with anything, and then bandage it. Yes, where is the question from? Sir, can we tell what the benefit is? What is happening? The biological process happening is that you are filling air into their lungs. Basically. Through those lungs, through which you are breathing, so that biological process is this. Air goes into the lungs, and from the air, when you compress it, it can restore their breathing. Yes, sir, where did he drown? In the sea. Absolutely, we will give CPR. Water will also come out through CPR. When you do CPR, you often see it in movies, when you do CPR, you have to do CPR and also turn them to the right side, put them in a recovery position, so that all the water in their belly can come out. Yes, you will move them to the right side, which is the recovery position. Similarly, look at this. This is the patient. After giving CPR, you will move them to the right side. Okay? This, and bring this arm up to this place. Okay? This is the recovery position. You must have often said to leave your mobile. Airway obstruction. Did you ask this question, and was it demonstrated here or not? Yes, see, it's the same process. The same process. Everyone stand up. I think everyone is sleepy. Stand up. This is the same process. You will turn them upside down like this. Okay? And press. And you will press straight like this, and whatever is in their throat will come out. And the mechanism told to you is that it will come out due to the pressure of the lungs. Yes, okay, they are saying that in the metro, there was a girl, and as she was getting out, the door closed, and because the door closed, her foot got stuck in between, and then there was a jerk. Due to the jerk, what happened is that there was an internal injury there. Okay? So there, you should not move that leg immediately. You should either lay them down in a safe place and use a splint there. You will apply the splint along with it. Internal injury. Absolutely. Whenever, for example, you have to assess a patient. We don't have time now. How do you assess a patient? If someone's leg is broken, you have to start checking from here immediately. Come along the bone. You will know where the bone is fractured. Okay? Yes, the elderly should sit down, and the young people should stand up. Yes, no, not towards the ground. We will put them in a recovery position. Absolutely. Okay, next, you all sit down. You all sit down too. Sit down, everyone. Okay, next is our lecture related to firefighting. Yes, yes, thank you. Okay, this is the Marriott Hotel. Fire broke out here. This blast happened. So you see the incident, and then after that, Gakkhar Plaza in Rawalpindi. Fire breaks out there, and many rescuers also become martyrs. Now you are seeing that a fire has broken out, and the building has exploded. Okay? Can someone tell me if it's 8 AM, 8:30 AM. Children go to school. Okay? But it's Sunday, and you tell me that there are 150 children there, and a fire breaks out. How many children can we evacuate in how much time? Sunday is a holiday. Absolutely. This is what I wanted to hear. See, first of all, whenever any incident occurs, you have to collect information. You have to see if there has been a disaster somewhere, then what was the time there. You have to see the time immediately. What day was it in school, and what time was it? Then you will estimate that now. There, first of all, in the Turkey earthquake, we used to go there because we didn't have an idea of the building. We used to meet a local person there and ask them, what was the design of this building? They would tell us the design. After telling us the design, we would ask them. Then we would estimate how many people are in this building by asking them, and then we would see that if it was 1 PM, when the earthquake happened again, they were in their living room, and from there, they would have reached at most the drawing-room, or near the gate, and got trapped there. So we would start digging from that place. We would start digging from that place, and then properly reach their dead body. How many of you have witnessed a kitchen fire in front of you? Kitchen fire. Yes. Seven to eight people. Does anyone know what to do if a fire breaks out in the kitchen? Anyone will tell? Yes, turn off the gas and turn off the cylinder. Okay, fire starts from three things. Either you have fuel, or oxygen, or heat. If someone catches fire, if a person catches fire, you should never run, never flee. It will get more oxygen, and what will happen immediately? You will burn, and if you burn 60%, you will die. This arm of yours is 7%. Percent. Okay? Your head is 5 to 6%. Percent. So then this chest of yours, they call it 26%. So as soon as we see a patient, by looking at them, we determine their percentage, that they have burned this much percent, so their survival is not possible. So those who are less burned, we will give first aid to them first. Its basic is that you have good fire. Now, there are some classes of fire. Class A, you can see in front of you, is solid, combustible material. It can be wood, clothes. If these things burn, then what should you use? Water is written ahead. So the fire extinguisher you have available, it is also available in water. You can also use that, or you can use water from home for these things. Flammable liquids, benzene oil, paints, alcohol. When fire breaks out on walls, obviously paints are also present on them. So you can see powder on the foam cylinder and CO2 on one cylinder. I will tell you its function. If it says AFFF, then foam will come out of it. Okay? Similarly, if there are flammable gases, then use a DCP cylinder. What do we call the powder? DCP. Powder comes out of it. Class fire D. For that too, we will use dry powder. Class E, like if a socket catches fire, a UPS catches fire, something like that catches fire, then what will you use? CO2. You will use CO2. For that, you should not throw water on it, or anything else. Okay? Similarly, kitchen fire. What did it catch fire in? UPS. You can use soil there. Then do not use water. You will use soil there too. You will not use any other sand either. You will use soil. Kitchen fire. Wet chemical. Remember to keep a wet chemical cylinder in your kitchen. If a fire breaks out, you can extinguish it with this. Okay, how to use a fire extinguisher? First, you have to remove its pin. You will remove these. After removing, you will aim at the fire, where the fire is, and aim at the base, and then compress it. After compressing, what will happen? When you are doing it, and compressing. Practical cannot be done here. Yes, any question? Okay, you know that it has started raining now, and this monsoon season brings various types of floods in different places. There is a flash flood, it comes with speed. It comes out of any glacier. It comes with speed through water and causes damage and leaves. But in Pakistan, there is riverine flooding, like it happens in Sindh, Balochistan, South Punjab. In the last 20-25 years, the central Punjab area has also been hit in Kasur and here in Chiniot and Jhang. Then there is cloudbursting. This basically happened here the day before yesterday in Neelum Valley in Kashmir. Then in Buner, it caused a lot of damage last year. So you will be given a complete introduction. We have displayed some things outside. You look at them, ask questions. Ask us. Okay? Al-Khidmat Foundation is using it. In the flood, see, sitting in the AC, you might not be able to estimate the heat and intensity of that flood. But when you are present there yourself, then you might have to give CPR. Okay? Okay, this is a dry suit. If there is a drowning case, then wearing a dry suit with a scuba set. Wearing a scuba set, our volunteers also deal with drowning cases. Or along with that, wearing life jackets. Similarly, we have some equipment available. Mujahid brother, please also display the remote-controlled life buoy outside. It is inside the vehicle. We have a remote-controlled life buoy, that if someone gets trapped and doesn't know how to swim, then through the remote-controlled life buoy, we will operate it with the remote control and reach that person, and they can be easily rescued. There are life jackets. You should have a life jacket that can keep a 120 kg person afloat, according to standards. It will not let them drown. Okay? So wearing a life jacket, in any incident like the Swat incident, and many other incidents. You go for a picnic. But you don't have a life jacket. Take a life jacket with you. Where you would take your regular jacket. If someone is going into the water, they should wear a life jacket. Without it, do not go. There are helmets. If you go rafting somewhere, wear a helmet. You can be saved from head injury. Okay, then there are some PPEs. For example, they are implemented everywhere. Whether it is first aid, rescue, water rescue, any kind of rescue, then you should have PPEs. You have gloves. You have a helmet, you should have boots. Okay? All these things come under PPEs. Then there is a whistle. If any emergency happens, for early warning. Nowadays, you might be watching videos. A problem arose in Gilgit-Baltistan, and then a problem arose towards Naran. Now whistles have been properly used, where one person whistles to the next, indicating the speed of the water. We have knives available so that if there are bushes below, we can cut them because often our boat gets trapped. There is a house below or some bushes, and the engine gets stuck there, so you have to use it to cut. There is a rock throw bag. Through this bag, you can throw a maximum of about 20 to 25 feet. There is also a rope throw gun, which we can throw up to 100 meters. Similarly, there is a life buoy ring. The life buoy ring is also displayed in the vehicle. You can see that too. This boat is displayed. It is an inflatable boat. Its advantage is that it has six chambers. Even if it gets punctured, air only escapes from one chamber. So it does not let you drown. Okay? This is a fiber boat. This is basically a fiber boat that we use. This is an OBM, which you call an engine. Okay? Outboard motor. Okay? It can be 25 horsepower or 15 horsepower. We use a 15 horsepower OBM in the Kunhar River or Dasht because there are stones underneath. Similarly, if it is a riverine flood, then we use 40, 30, 60 horsepower engines. OBM. This is the complete scuba set that a person wears to go down. To recover any body. Okay, I will tell you one thing. Whatever incident occurs, for example, you know that this person lying here, their arm is separated and lying completely away from them. Absolutely, for example, their arm is separated and separate. You know this. But we will show you a video at one end, Mr. If you have any questions, you can ask. Absolutely. Okay, forensic experts will come. Forensic experts will come. We will separate it. Absolutely. And we will send it to the lab. There, your DNA test will be done. It can be done through nails, through teeth. Okay? So keep it separate. Yes. No, if it is not separated, then it is part of it. If it is separated, then yes. If it is in front of your eyes, it is the same person. I am talking about an overall disaster. You have gone to a new place. You don't know what disaster has happened there, and you go immediately and have to do some response. So first, you have to consider that body part as a separate body. If an accident has happened in front of you, it is the same person, then it is a small incident. Yes, this is giving first aid. Like in the beginning, you were slapping the dummies and kicking them. Everyone put your hand on this side. These two fingers, on the right side. On the right side, not on the left. Do you feel anything? Okay. So this is how you check. You don't check by turning the arm. Sound. They are dissolving medicine in it. Okay. First, you were Mr. Bean, perhaps now you have become a little frustrated. So you know about Muniba Mazari, she said that the accident didn't hurt me as much as the people who lifted me injured me. So what we do is, if there is a patient, we move them in such a vehicle that their bones also get crushed. Or we don't shift them properly. So these things matter a lot, whether you are shifting them properly or not. So if you have any questions regarding first aid, firefighting, and water rescue, you can ask. Okay, I was about to explain burns, perhaps it got diverted. This is also a type of burn. Acid attack. So you should immediately throw water. Simple water. You should wash your face with simple water, or if it has fallen on any part of the body, then with simple water, whatever acid is present in liquid form with you, you will use only water with it. Simple water. And if it is in powder form, then you will not use water on it. Any chemical that goes into your eye in powder form, then you will not use water. Otherwise, that powder will react with water. Yes, if it falls into something hot. Falls into milk. Okay. Okay, do not keep it in water, nor bury it in sand. Okay? You will do neither. You will only drop water on the part that is burned. And if blisters form, as I said before, if blisters form, then it is a good sign. Because it indicates that the skin below is secure. And it should not be punctured. I am saying that if any powder falls on you, goes into your eyes, or you are doing practical in a chemistry lab, then you will not throw water on that powder. You will just clean it with a cloth, and do not throw water on the powder. Yes. Okay, if the body gets burned due to electric shock, and along with that, for example, they also faint. Okay? First, we will do the same process of CPR. And secondly, if it is burned, then we will neither tie an onion on it nor do any such traditional remedy. Okay? If you have cream available, then use it. Otherwise, shift them to the hospital immediately. Yes. If a snake bites you, then what will you do? Answer my question. Yes. If a snake bites you, they are saying to suck. To become a hero with poison. Yes. They will make a cut there. This should not be done either. And what will they tie? How long will they tie it? So this should also not be done, and snake and. Okay, in Pakistan, whenever a snake bites you, you have to see what mark it has left. If it is in a U-shape. If it is in a U-shape, then in Pakistan, about 85% of snakes are found. Okay? If it bites in a U-shape, then what you have to do is first see this, and then you have to encourage that person. Okay? Nothing will happen. Because you basically go to the doctor. What happens? You take medicine. You come from the doctor, and you get well. 50% get well. So if it is in a U-shape, it means that 85% of snakes in Pakistan do not inject venom. So it is in a U-shape. Okay? If it is dotted. If it is dotted, then it is 15% of snakes. Out of that, three to four percent are such that they inject venom. So people die due to fear. Okay? You might have heard this. A person was to be hanged. He was sentenced to death. So they said, we will kill you with a snake. So they just pricked the needle, and he thought that a snake had bitten him, and he died due to fear. So do not cut, do not apply onion, do not suck. Okay? You have to immediately stop its bleeding if there is bleeding, and shift them to the hospital. This was the job of a first aider. Yes, any other questions? Okay, for that, you will use the choking process immediately. They should feel like vomiting. Okay? The more they vomit, the more beneficial it will be, and whatever water you can give them, give them water so that it can dilute. Yes, which one? No, doctors mostly recommend giving water. And does anyone else have any questions? This is also the same method. What are you saying? To stop the bleeding? How will you use the bottle? Water will keep coming out. Okay, often there is a problem of nosebleeds. Often people are not asking questions, so I will ask. Tell me, how will you stop it? Blood is coming from the nose. What will you do? Pour water on the head. Do not do that. And what will you do? Pour water on the head. We have been hearing this since childhood. Pour water on the head. Do not do that. You will have a brain hemorrhage if you pour cold water on the child's head. Yes. Everyone put your hand on your nose. From the top, slowly come down. The bone will end. Ahead, the soft bone will start. Okay? At that place, you have to do it three to four times, for about 5 seconds.

You need to pinch and place a wet towel here. Do not let water flow. This is for the neck and this area. This will stop the bleeding and prevent a brain hemorrhage. So, if any child has such a nosebleed problem, you should do this. Do not put them under running water from a tap, as it will cause bleeding. You just need to press where the bone ends and the soft bone begins. Press it for 5 seconds, three to four times. And place the wet towel here.

Regarding allergies, for example, there are often people who have allergies, and doctors recommend some medicine for it. Or, for instance, if someone has a heart attack, doctors say that one Disprin should definitely be kept at home. Disprin, when dissolved in water and given immediately, will thin the blood. Okay? And due to the blood thinning, its flow will become properly fine. Okay? The same system applies to allergies: you should immediately take the patient to the hospital. You need to immediately transfer the patient to the hospital.

Okay, we won't know if the person becomes completely unconscious. In that case, you must immediately perform CPR. Immediately perform CPR. Or, those who often have heart attacks, they feel pain in their left arm, first in the left arm, and they immediately clutch their heart, place their hand on it. So, these are some signs that indicate it, but along with that, we also need to perform CPR properly because a heart attack can be recovered from. Yes, what was the question? Your voice is not coming through. So, drink as much water as possible. Okay. Thank you. Thank you so much. Mohsin bhai. Today, our training session on fire fighting, CPR, and basic first aid was conducted by you. Along with this, we have our chief guest today, Dr. Syed Ilahi Sahib, who is the former Health Minister and Chairman of Former Red Crescent Pakistan, and also served as an advisor to the Chief Minister. Currently, he is serving as the Chief Advisor for the Edhi Foundation. Sir, a warm welcome from our side. Today was Day 2 of our Week 3, and Week 3 was completely dedicated to disaster training, where, as you might have seen upon arrival, we have displayed some of our equipment. And today's training session was conducted by Mohsin bhai, where basic first aid, along with CPR, and our fire rescue, and also basic emergency preparedness things were taught. Without any further delay, I will request our guest speaker, our chief guest, to come and address you all. A round of applause for Sir Syed Ilahi.

Bismillah-e-Rahman-e-Rahim. My dear friends of Al-Khidmat, volunteers, students, children, Assalamu Alaikum. First of all, I apologize for being a little late because we had a convocation at the University of Health Sciences today, which caused a slight delay. I apologize to you all. Often, people arrive late but do not apologize. So, I hope you will accept my apology. First of all, I commend the organizers of Al-Khidmat for organizing this excellent training. The training you are having today or had yesterday is something that we common people, governments, and institutions often forget. But the most important thing is saving lives. CPR, CPR. Then disaster management, environmental control. There are many such things that are needed at home. But unfortunately, we lack knowledge of these things. Not only at home, but even in our big institutions, like what we call Parliament, it has happened many times that someone collapsed, had a heart attack, did not receive any first aid, and passed away. So, there are two slogans in the world right now. One is: "Be a First Aider in Every House of the World." This is a new slogan that is being implemented. Preparation, preparedness. This is the most important thing because in a disaster or emergency, if you invest in prevention, then after a disaster, whether man-made or natural, you will see that the importance of precautionary trainings is very high, and the expenditure on it is also very low. And as you might have been told, the first 10 minutes are the life-saving golden minutes, because if the blood supply to the brain stops for 10 minutes, the brain becomes dead. So, today you must have been told how to help such a patient or affected person if such a situation arises. So, I believe that I have a very old connection with Al-Khidmat. In fact, I was involved in the disaster management cell that was formed in Rawalpindi, and as the Chairman of Pakistan Red Crescent, we had joint operations in GB, Kashmir, and even in Awaran, that part of Balochistan where there was unrest, where even different organizations hesitated to go, people from Red Crescent and Al-Khidmat worked there despite difficulties. So, I believe that Al-Khidmat is not only active throughout Pakistan but also in all those countries of the world where there is a disaster. We clap for them and commend them. Because this is a technical issue. But I would also like to add a couple of things. Our youth today, as you know, is a treasure; 64% are youth, and this is a treasure that will be with us for about 50 to 70 years. But we have not made any method, any measure, any plan to utilize this treasure. And among them, the first two things are essential. One is that our teachers, our leaders, should tell children what Pakistan is, how it was formed, as a result of what sacrifices it came into existence, and what needs to be done to save it now. Now, when we turn on the TV or social media, we see people there. They are strange people, and they are either talking against Pakistan, talking about Pakistan breaking apart. They bring forward all the negative aspects. But you are educated children, and you understand that Pakistan has many things that are much better than many countries in the world. We have mountains, seas, deserts. Our wheat is the best in the world, which we can export half of. We have the best rice, mangoes, dates in the world. In milk, we are number four. In cattle, we are number four. There are about 10 records in the world in which we are among the top 10 countries. Although we are also among the top 10 in disaster-prone countries. And by the grace of Allah, the country formed in the name of the Kalma is on the entire fault line. And it is by the grace of Allah that despite being on the fault line, it remains established and enduring. And its honor and respect increase every day. So, I request you to please think positively, speak positively, and propagate it, and reject negative thoughts, negative ideas, and negative propaganda. And that rejection can happen if we discuss everything through conversation, debate, discussion, and engagement. Do not abuse. Because now, if you upload something, the comments below are full of abuses and few suggestions. Coming here, I was seeing that someone had written something about Kashmir, and he himself was Kashmiri. And below it, there were only four suggestions and about 150 abuses. From this, you can gauge our mental state across Pakistan. Because no one is guiding us, telling us. If you speak negatively, you will get billions of likes, millions of likes. Yesterday, I was seeing that so-and-so Bhatt sahib is earning so many crores, so-and-so sahib is earning so much. And if someone comes to talk sense, your following, I think, does not go beyond a few years. So, my opinion is that all these children have a power in their hands, and that is this. You have to use this power to guide people, for love of the country, for loyalty to the country. There are also complaints about the country, problems with the state. But this is our life and death; this land is ours. We have to live here. Our children have to live here. We were born here; we will be buried here. Pakistan's population is 250 million. Pakistanis abroad are not more than one crore. So, 24 crore live here and will continue to live here. So, we have to make this a blooming garden, a beautiful country. For that, I do not want to give a long speech. It is just that every young person should play their role, a positive role for the country, its people, and the youth. And it is also true that governments do not engage youth in policy-making, and youth remain behind in many matters. But I believe that the time is not far when the voice of youth will be heard. In various policies, whether short-term, mid-term, or long-term policies, youth will play a very important role. So, the purpose of my coming today was to meet you, which is a great honor for me, to meet the youth, to see them, and then the training that is happening, I commend Al-Khidmat for it. Mr. Sanan told me that they have trained 30,000 people. So, I am going to tell you a small anecdote, just so you can understand how our government officials think, what is the thinking of parliamentarians. In Red Crescent, we created a program, just like what you are doing, volunteerism. So, we gave a briefing to the cabinet and the Prime Minister. And when we said that we have 1.7 million volunteers, the Principal Secretary, Secretary Establishment, who were present there, said that this is incorrect, your claims are wrong, you are saying this incorrectly. They interrupted us during the briefing. We said, "Let us finish the briefing, then we will tell you how we created 1.7 million volunteers." When it was completed, we told them that next to our office in Islamabad was Allama Iqbal Open University, where 1.3 million people enroll every year, and it has 89 campuses. So, we made an agreement with the Vice-Chancellor that we would provide online first aid training to every boy and girl who enrolls online from all over Pakistan. Life-saving techniques, which you are seeing, or perhaps you have also done hands-on training today. Some children must have done hands-on training as well. So, we provided online training courses to those people, and after conducting them, after online evaluation and assessment, we provided online certification. So, it was a process of about 2.5 years in which 1.7 million people were trained. When this was told, they asked again, "What is the proof of this?" So, we gave a list from Sindh, KP, Waziristan, Sindh, these are a few numbers. Contact them, ask them who were trained. So, the Prime Minister's Secretary practically dialed those numbers and asked them. There was a girl from Sindh who was speaking, and she said, "Yes, I received the training, this is my certificate." So, the point is that if there is intention, all these things can be done, and believe me, Pakistan is the best country in the world, and we are honored to be its citizens. And God willing, in the next year and a half, the way Pakistan's honor has increased, the honor of the Pakistani passport has increased, Pakistan's respect has grown, it is because the leadership has improved. The wishes, prayers, and all these things of the public. I said earlier that Pakistan was made with sacrifices. My own father's relatives, 250 were martyred while Pakistan was being formed. So, countless people made sacrifices like this. So, a country that is made with sacrifices remains established with sacrifices and will remain established with sacrifices. So, I once again implore you, for God's sake, love your country. Do whatever you can for it. Do any good deed, any kindness, any guidance that you wish. And as I said earlier, I will not give a very long speech because when I was a student like you, when any special guest came, we would also get scared in our hearts, thinking, "Now he will give a 2-hour speech, who will listen?" So, I assure you that I had only a few things to say. In the end, I am once again grateful to all of you and to my Al-Khidmat friends, Mr. Sanan, and the rest of the team for taking this excellent initiative. May Allah grant them success. Thank you very much. Pakistan Zindabad. Jazak Allah Khair, Sir. Thank you so much for these empowering words. And once again, we are grateful to you for taking out time from your schedule for us and addressing our internship participants today. Uh, I would request you to please come to the stage and also request Mr. Sanan to present a token of appreciation from Al-Khidmat to our chief guest today as a guest participant. With your full applause. I would also request Mohsin bhai to please come to the stage. Mohan Nasir bhai, please join as well. Mujahid bhai, if you can also join. Let's all together build a brighter tomorrow. Once again, a round of applause for our chief guest today. Thank you so much for joining. Who says you are alone? The prayers of centuries are with you. As Sir mentioned, it is also conducted online. Sir, our session today is also live on YouTube, and thousands of participants are joining us virtually. And we are also planning, God willing, we will try to reach maximum districts because our interns are from all over Pakistan, so that physical training workshops can be conducted at the district level. Obviously, there is a big difference between virtual and hands-on experience. And today's participants have also had maximum hands-on experience. And after this, there will also be an activity to understand which equipment is used for what purpose. Thank you so much to both of our speakers. If any of you have any questions, any concerns, you can raise them with us, and we request our virtual participants as well that if you have any concerns, please mention them in the comments, and our team here will address them, God willing. Yes, anyone? Did everyone understand everything, or did no one understand anything? There are two possibilities. Mohsin bhai conducted a very good practice today. After that practice, after reviving some energy, we will move towards some general concepts, which are related to our submissions and formations, apart from today's session. So, we won't make you stand up again while you are seated. Otherwise, you will get angry. So, everyone, make a signature in the air with your nose. No movement. Please, some people are saying not to sign in the heart, but with the nose, in the air. Everyone has signed in their heart. Sir, we have moved. That's it. To our participants, both virtual and physical, specifically Lahore participants, and those in hybrid mode who have appeared physically, there is an announcement. One is that we have extended the deadline for our Week 2 submission. Many participants try to submit right on time. Obviously, there is no issue from our end on the portal or form submission, but somehow there are internet issues, or there is some load on it, and nowadays, due to the continuous rain, submissions could not be made. That is why we have extended it after a number of queries. But try to submit your reports on time. Another very concerning and alarming issue is that we have been told that you use two terminologies. One is that you give an assignment, and the second is that you ask to submit a report. Then, on the form link you share, only one file is submitted. So, tell us, what should we do? We are very confused. So, can someone explain the difference to me, clarify it, for those who are very intelligent and have understood this? Yes, please. And it is exactly like this. Whatever activities, events, seminars, trainings, or whatever is happening, even visits, whatever your week is, I told you on Day 1 that you have weekly report submissions. There is no report submission for your entire internship tenure. You have to submit your report on a weekly basis. Okay, the purpose of the weekly report is to report whatever you have done throughout the week. That is the purpose of the report, isn't it? Now, you attend the trainings held daily, and obviously, you also get assignments. So, I will tell you the format. We will try to share a format as well. Rehan, if he is here, our internship team that checks your reports. These people standing around you wearing jackets, make friends with them, they are grading you. So, we will share a format. For example, I will demonstrate it to you. For example, if it is Week 2, and we had three sessions. There were only three sessions, right? I guess. I forgot. Tell me. There were four sessions. See, who said three? There were three days, but we had four sessions, and there wasn't a fifth session, but we had a guest participant from IHS. So, somehow, for example, you had one assignment every day for three days. Today, the speaker assigned you an assignment, and you had to submit a report for it. The terminology of assignment is used for this reason. Okay, then the guideline for the report was that you have to attach proof of participation, that you attended the session, whether you attended it virtually or physically. If you came physically, you will click a picture as proof of participation. If you attended virtually, you will take a screenshot. If you watched a recorded session, you will also take a screenshot and attach it. And you have to mention two things in it. For example, Page 1 and Day 1 proof of participation. Below that, its learnings and outcomes. After that, Assignment 1 for Day 1. This is the format I am telling you. You will repeat this in the same way for Day 2 proof of participation, learning outcomes, its assignment, and then Day 3. Similarly, in Week 1, there was also something. Now, many people are confused. Attaching proof of participation is mandatory. Because your attendance is not marked on a routine basis here. Your proof of participation is your attendance. Basically, your own picture, a picture of the session, and we know that obviously, there are many friends, so they also take pictures. One person takes leave, and they also decide. Today you go, tomorrow I will go. Bring the picture, share it, and we will attach it. Sir, I wanted to talk about the fact that you mentioned in the assignment that it should be 700 to 1000 words. So, when I started submitting it, it was going beyond 1000 words. So, I merged the learnings and outcomes of all three sessions into one page. So, if you are not writing separate learnings and outcomes and are writing them together for all three sessions, then there will be no problem with that, right? No, no, no issue. You did very well by compiling and writing it. We have such skilled people who remove it and write "Note" below. Sir, there was less space, so we removed it. We have seen such assignments. And, you know, who are the CS students here? Is there anyone from CS? And you all will know. I have also learned a little bit of development. So, they say, write code that you will understand when you read it later. Otherwise, you will forget what you wrote and will not understand what functionality it has. So, that's the thing: make a report that you yourself understand and that the reader also understands, so that your grading is accordingly. Obviously, if something is missed, many people are there. Sir, I participated. I also came to the session and left, but I didn't take a picture. So, this is not an excuse. We have been telling you this from Day 1. So, please do try. And our future compensatory activities are also coming. Who went for plantation in the compensatory activity? Okay, now see, the compensatory activity is for you to participate in it if you have skipped any day. Otherwise, even if you have participated for all three days, you can still go for the compensatory activity. Because that will help you in your grading system. For example, if you have not mentioned the outcomes in some assignment, or you could not do that kind of research, then it will balance you out. It is the same for our virtual participants, and I would also request our coordinators to plan compensatory activities for them as well. Students want to be physically engaged as much as possible, and God willing, we will also engage you physically in disaster training and plan your visits. How many of you have visited our sites? The ones that were done in Week 1. Okay? Very few people have not visited any site. But since you have visited only one site, I will also tell you that tomorrow we will rest, and God willing, this week, on Thursday and Friday, your site visits have been scheduled again. You will choose a different site than the one you visited previously and visit it. Okay? And you will also add it to this week's report. This is an addition to your plan. Everyone is worried again. If you have any concerns, you can talk to me. Yes, centers are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Our centers are closed on weekends, and because we also have to align your plan with some of our ongoing activities and engagements. So, obviously, the matter of facilitation requires a good amount of work. So, we have to manage that as well. Sorry, your university has started. Okay, try to participate physically. Otherwise, attend virtually, no problem. See, obviously, not all students have engagements every day. Even in universities, you always have a free day. So, if there is an activity that falls on that day, then participate in it. Otherwise, there is the option of virtual attendance. The option of virtual attendance is there so that you can participate in everything, either virtually or physically. Okay? And obviously, it also depends on how much you feel that you need to appear physically for this. Like trainings. If someone is not... it's not necessary that everyone is interested in learning how to give CPR. So, if you want to, obviously, that's why you are participating physically, right? Otherwise, you will attend virtually and just consider it a part of your internship and get through it. Same goes for this. Okay, I would like you to give some feedback on today's training. Which people here think that today's training was very important and was conducted for that reason. Okay? Now, which people here think that today's training was not important at all? Why was it conducted? So, you didn't raise your hands earlier? Sir, Sir, along with this, we are joined today by Syed Waqas Amjun Jaffery, who is the Secretary General of Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan, and Ikram Subhani Sahib, who is the President of Al-Khidmat Foundation Central Punjab. Sir, thank you so much for joining us today. Yes, Sir, please, you can present your point. Free the youth from slavery, make the youth the teacher of the elders, free them from slavery. These children are our teachers. I am requesting you, if you have made a small book for schools, colleges, and universities, about all these things you are teaching, then in my opinion, you should make a small book in which, besides CPR, what other things you taught, like treatment for burns at home, snake bites, 15-20 things that are daily difficulties we face, you can provide them online and also distribute them in print during different trainings. So, I will do that, and also... Yes, yes, God willing, Sir, your suggestion will definitely be considered. I will also request Mohsin bhai, if we can get a handbook, we will share it on your channel, and all students will benefit from it. Without any further delay, I request Syed Waqas Amjun Jaffery Sahib, Secretary General of Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan, to come and formally conclude today's session. Jazak Allah. Yes, Bismillah-e-Rahman-e-Rahim. Respected Dr. Syed Ilahi Sahib, Ikram Subhani Sahib, Captain Sanan Akbar Sahib, Sahib Ahmad Sahib, Al-Khidmat Volunteer Management Team, and the participants of the Summer Internship Program, students, and young friends, Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh. I believe that all these exercises in front of you, and the last few sentences I heard from the doctor, it is true that what is needed at this time is that this preparedness, or preparing oneself for any situation, if we make it a part of our curriculum or our daily life, then perhaps we can start our journey towards improvement as a result. The basic purpose of Al-Khidmat's Summer Internship Program is this. Just as the doctor rightly said, by making the youth the teachers of the elders, we believe that we have such a large wealth of youth that is dedicated, committed, and has a full spirit within them. For example, we say that there are departments for every work in Pakistan, there is a force for it. But I ask you, it is the fifth largest country in the world. How much law enforcement can we bring? How many police can we recruit? Obviously, there is a limit to your resources, your national resources, or even we say rescue workers, meaning our Alhamdulillah, it is a pride for all of us that our 1122, Doctor Sahib, our NDMA, Alhamdulillah, is now emerging globally, not just in Pakistan, that they are preparing themselves, equipping themselves. But the question remains before you and me: how many people can work as full-time workers in it? Meaning, a population of 250 million. For that, we need to prepare ourselves. Whether you are associated with a campus, or your association is with your homes, you have graduated. But you have to prepare yourself. A few years ago, I went to Japan. So, obviously, my association is with education, so I visited schools. I went to a nursery school. Nursery means before Class 1. So, I went there, and there were very young children, what you call pre-primary. So, there I saw that on their backs, there was something like a pillow, just like you have for relaxing, to make the seats you are sitting on more comfortable. So, my local hosts asked me, "Sir, do you know what this is?" So, I said, "We also understand, as you say, that it is for making the seat comfortable, so that the children feel relaxed and comfortable." They said, "No, it is because earthquakes are very frequent in Japan. So, as soon as our alarms ring, there are mandatory alarms there. So, first of all, these pre-primary children take this on their heads." That foam sheet, which is normally part of their chair, is on their back. They have been told this first. So, this preparedness has come into them right from pre-primary. At this time, the need for disaster, now you see the monsoon is about to start, and then the same stories will appear that in our waterlogged areas, the water has reached, there is current in the water, to the extent that it happens that normally, you must have heard this story too, that while saving his son, the father also drowned. This is a story from the day before yesterday. Meaning, to save the son, the father also drowned. Because obviously, you know, this family from Lahore that was in Saifullah Lake in Mahand Lake, you must have seen that to save... meaning he risked his life. The tragedy is that we do not have skilled people, or after that, we need to prepare ourselves. And obviously, one disaster is that which we officially declare as a disaster. Meaning, it could be heavy monsoon, it could be a flood, a cloudburst. But this is a daily matter. In homes, as the doctor rightly said, the situation is... meaning, when we were students, civil defense was very active, especially among youth of your level. NCC, National Cadet Corps, whether boys or girls, they used to do it regularly. I remember that I was a Boys Scout in primary. Meaning, before Class 5, I was a Boys Scout, and we attended courses from Lahore to Quetta, for a week, 10 days, in which we were told how to live together, how to survive when the situation is difficult, how to work together, when other things are not available. So, today, there is a great need for this. Al-Khidmat, through this program, under the Volunteer Management Program, is doing exactly this: one, creating awareness. Because prevention is better than cure. How much will you spend on health as a result of diseases? If you can lead a healthy life, then there are some tips and some things available, take care of them. So, I congratulate Al-Khidmat's volunteer team. I congratulate our mentors, our coaches like Dr. Syed Ilahi Sahib, from whom we will benefit, God willing. We have MOUs with PDMA, NDMA, 1122 across Pakistan, that we will also skill the youth, which is your scope. Meaning, if your scope is blood donation, then come, we will take you there, and we are collaborating with them in every college and university. If your scope is life-saving, if you have the courage to volunteer in such situations, in the monsoon, we have prepared our teams in every city. They have already conducted their mock drills. Meaning, the monsoon is just starting, but about a month and a half ago, we alerted all our volunteer teams across Pakistan to prepare themselves. The equipment available, whether it is boats, ropes, or other such things, they should be ready. So, God willing, this is it, and this is related to your quality of life. Meaning, do not think that certainly, when you do something for others, you also benefit from it. We need it in every home. Meaning, sometimes people tell us in schools, they say, "Nowadays, we are providing such education that if, God forbid, a hazard occurs in a classroom, the children do not know how to get out of the room." Meaning, people are colliding with each other. What is this stampede? It means you do not know how to evacuate people in an orderly manner. You are present in this hall. Why is it said that it should have doors on both sides? So that you do not face a problem all at once. And the rest of the situations will be displayed here. Because any situation, God forbid, can happen anywhere. So, this is a life lesson that we need to understand, learn, and apply to ourselves. I congratulate Al-Khidmat's VM team. I congratulate you for volunteering and try to go wherever you are, whether you are in campuses, whether you represent a society, or whether it is your own circle of friends, go and prepare them for this work. Once again, thank you all very much, and best wishes to all of you. Assalamu Alaikum. Jazak Allah Khair, Sir, for your remarks. With this, we conclude our session today, and for the participants who have appeared physically here, our disaster equipment is displayed outside. So, as you leave, you can visit it. Our team will be present there. You can ask them any questions regarding equipment guidance. For now, I guess it is raining. So, as you wish to engage, you can do so. Thank you so much. Jazak Allah. Come on, move forward. Today is the day, with passion in our hearts, songs on our lips. We are the ones who stand with everyone, steadfast with courage, never tired. Lighting lamps of hope in our hearts, let's build a new world together. A call for service from the heart, a promise of service to the nation. Get up, move forward, now every limit is to be surpassed. We are the strength of the nation, heads held high, heads held high. The identity of every service, these youth, move forward. Let's say together, let's ignite hope in every city, let's bring courage to every heart. Let's fight the darkness with determination. Let's build a brighter tomorrow together.