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Stop the Bleed training programme held
Kamineni Hospital management has conducted first aid training programme exclusively for the police (Traffic and L&O wings) with the liaison of Rachakonda police Commissionerate on Thursday.
Rachakonda: Kamineni Hospital management has conducted first aid training programme exclusively for the police (Traffic and L&O wings) with the liaison of Rachakonda police Commissionerate on Thursday.
The objective of the training programme is spreading the awareness about “Stop the Bleed” campaign March 31. The campaign has been initiated worldwide, from the White House, USA. On this occasion the Rachakonda police officers and men from L&O wing and traffic wing have attended the work station based training programme on the First aid to curb the death rate involved during road traffic accidents exclusively for the police and first respondents.
Nearly 200 police officials from the police department have attended the programme. Mahesh Bhagwat IPS Commissioner of police, Rachakonda, addressed the gathering along with Director of Kamineni hospitals about the responsibility of law enforcement agency as first respondent.
