Session on first aid at DAV Public School, Patiala

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 14, 2025 IST

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On Red Cross Day, a special awareness and demonstration session on first aid was organised for NSS volunteers. A dedicated team of doctors from Mata Kaushalya Hospital, led by Dr Jaswinder Kaur, MBBS, MD-Physiology, CL Amandeep Singh, FRP Coordinator Jaswinder Singh and Simran Tutor Lecturer in nursing college was invited to conduct the session. The programme focused on equipping students with life-saving skills and first-aid techniques for emergency situations such as heart attacks, choking, snake bites, vomiting, drowning, and other critical conditions.

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