NDRF concludes Familiarisation Exercise (FAMEX) in Zunheboto 

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The 12th Battalion of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) successfully conducted and concluded its Familiarisation Exercise (FAMEX) for Nagaland State in its final district, Zunheboto, on 28th February 2025. The last demonstration featured a comprehensive earthquake rescue awareness program aimed at enhancing disaster preparedness and response capabilities among key stakeholders and the public, staged at Government College, Zunheboto.

The 12th Battalion of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) after successful conduct of Familiarisation Exercise (FAMEX) for Nagaland State at Zunheboto on 28th February 2025. (DPRO Zunheboto)

As part of the State Touring initiative, NDRF personnel carried out specialized rescue techniques, including search-and-rescue operations, victim evacuation, and first-aid administration across the state. These exercises were designed to provide practical training and equip participants with critical life-saving skills essential for effective emergency response during seismic events, officials stated.

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In Zunheboto, the event was witnessed by district administrative officials, police personnel, heads of departments (HoDs), and students, who actively engaged in the program. During the closing session, touring officials emphasized the importance of community readiness and a well-coordinated response to minimize casualties and damage in earthquake-prone regions.

Following the live demonstration, an interactive session was held, allowing participants to engage with NDRF experts on disaster mitigation strategies, the use of emergency equipment, and best practices in crisis management.

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