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15.04.2024: "Rules of providing first aid from a doctor" at the 11th secondary school in Turkmenabat, Lebap Velayat branch of NRCST.

Volunteers of the "Gayrat" youth center of the Lebap branch of NRCST conducted a hands-on training course on "Rules of first aid before a doctor" among high school students at the 11th high school in Turkmenabat. During the event, the volunteers of the "Gayrat" center and the specialists of the Lebap province department of the society talked about the rules of first aid and the proper help in the case of disasters. Hands-on training on proper first aid for bleeding, foreign body wounds, fractures, and fainting.

 

 

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