108 Ambulance service holds seminar

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Pathankot, Updated At : 08:29 AM Oct 12, 2024 IST

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108 Ambulance, a premier healthcare service provider in Punjab, organised a First Responder Program (FRP) in the local Aman Bhalla College of Pharmacy at Kotli village here on Friday. More than a hundred students took part in the proceedings to enhance their basic medical skills.

The event was held under the guidance of FRP trainer Jaswinder Singh. Principal Neeraj Pooni, pharmacology lecturer Rohit Kumar and cluster leader Joginder Singh assisted him.

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