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Red Cross organises training on ‘Survival Skills in Bullet and Splinter Injuries’ for JK Police

K H News Service by K H News Service
May 2, 2019
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Jammu: Regional Branch of Indian Red Cross Society, Wednesday conducted a one day Special Program on ‘Survival Skills in Bullet and Splinter Injuries’ Wednesday for J&K Police,
Nearly, 50 personnel including SSPs, SPs, DSPs, Inspectors, Jawans participated in the event. The program was inaugurated by IGP, Jammu Munish Kumar Mishra.
The event focused on how best a timely/quick action by their fellow colleagues can save or at-least be very helpful in minimizing the loss of precious lives of Officers and Jawans who get bullet injuries during firing etc. incidents from across the Border.
Sr. Anesthetics, Dr. Ranbhushan Singh, gave address on the ‘First 10 Minutes (Platinum Period)’, intervention by the buddy in controlling the bleeding of the injured victim and gave demonstration on Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation if victim collapses, thus prolonging his/her life so that injured could reach the hospital.

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