These unclaimed coffins were buried in the Edhi graveyard from  1986 to 2008. When there was no more room to bury any more  graves, a 10-acre plot was purchased in 2008, and the heirless  remains are still being buried there to this day. On a monthly basis,  250 to 350 unclaimed deceased remains are buried in the Edhi  Graveyard. On average, Rs.6000/- is spent on the burial of an  heirless coffin. Every year, more than 8000 unidentified coffins are  buried, with an average cost of Rs.8000/- each coffin. According to  the records, 96000 unidentified dead bodies have already been  buried in Edhi Mwach Goth Graveyard.
Over 97 percent of emergency services are connected to Emergency  Ambulance Service, hence this is the most crucial duty of Rescue  1122. In all districts and tehsils of Punjab, the Service has saved  millions of victims of road traffic accidents, medical emergencies,  and disasters while maintaining a 7-minute average response time  and standards. The Punjab Emergency Service (Rescue 1122) began  as a trial project in Lahore on October 14, 2004, as an emergency  ambulance service. Following the success of this pilot project,  Emergency Ambulance Services were established in 12 main cities  across Punjab, and then in all of the province’s districts, serving a  population of over 80 million people. Even though later on, Rescue  and Fire Services were founded.