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Police Get Life-Saving CPR Skills
29 Sep
Summary
- 250 police personnel received CPR training on World Heart Day.
- Training aimed to strengthen emergency response with lifesaving skills.
- Apollo Hospitals donated CPR mannequins and first-aid kits.
To enhance emergency preparedness, Apollo Hospitals organized a comprehensive cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training program for 250 police personnel. This event, held at the Police Barracks on World Heart Day, focused on equipping frontline officers with essential lifesaving skills.
The training covered critical aspects of cardiac emergency response, including recognizing symptoms and performing effective CPR until professional medical help arrives. The initiative underscores a commitment to strengthening the community's first-response capabilities.
As part of their support, Apollo Hospitals donated 22 CPR training mannequins and first-aid kits to the Police Department. This contribution will enable officers to regularly practice and maintain their newly acquired CPR proficiency.
