Bhind Youth Receive CPR Training, Emphasis on Life-Saving Skills

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CPR Training for Youth in Bhind

A special CPR training session was organized by the Keshavanand branch of 'Hum Foundation' at a private coaching institute located in Housing Colony, Bhind. The program aims to equip young individuals with life-saving skills alongside their traditional education, enabling them to play an active role in emergency situations.

The chief guest and district patron of the foundation, Dr. Shailendra Parihar, addressed the students, emphasizing the crucial need for life-saving techniques for today's youth, in addition to their education. He highlighted that immediate first aid during critical emergencies can save a life.

Dr. Parihar stressed that the initial moments of any severe emergency are critical, and prompt first aid can make the difference between life and death.

Importance of Life-Saving Skills

Dr. Parihar explained the practical aspects of CPR techniques, underscoring the importance of maintaining composure during emergencies. He stated that if every segment of society were familiar with life-saving techniques like CPR, they would be fully capable of assisting those around them when needed.

He further elaborated that this training not only aids in personal skill development but also fulfills a citizen's responsibility towards society. The training covers essential interventions that can be performed before professional medical help arrives.

Program Attendance and Future Plans

Prominent attendees at the training session included Shailesh Saxena, provincial vice-president of 'Hum Foundation', and Santosh Singh Narvariya, president of the Keshavanand branch. Numerous students from the coaching institute, including Ayush Savita, Divyansh Sharma, and Shivam Baghel, were also present.

At the conclusion of the session, all participants were encouraged to actively contribute during emergency situations. Officials from the foundation reiterated their commitment to continuing such public awareness programs in the future to educate more people about life-saving skills.