North Goa: In a comprehensive and well-coordinated effort, the authorities of Old Goa, including the Goa Police 1091 helpline, the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), the Fire Department, and the Medical Department, jointly organized an anti-terrorist mock drill within the historic premises of the old churches situated in the Old Goa region. This exercise aimed to simulate and prepare for potential terrorist threats, ensuring the highest level of readiness and response from various emergency services.
The mock drill encompassed a meticulously planned scenario that involved multiple stages of response, coordination, and evaluation. By collaborating with each other, the teams showcased their ability to handle complex situations with precision and efficiency, underlining the significance of effective interagency cooperation during crisis situations.
With the historical churches of Old Goa as the backdrop, this simulated anti-terrorist operation not only emphasized the protection of heritage sites but also highlighted the importance of safeguarding public spaces against potential security threats. The participation of the Fire Department ensured swift and strategic containment strategies in case of emergencies, while the Medical Department demonstrated its readiness to provide immediate assistance to any affected individuals.
Overall, the anti-terrorist mock drill conducted within the premises of the old churches in Old Goa served as a testament to the region’s commitment to safety, security, and preserving its rich cultural heritage. The collaborative efforts of various departments showcased a proactive approach in mitigating potential risks and reaffirmed the authorities’ dedication to maintaining the safety and well-being of residents and visitors alike.
