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Training for traffic cops on pulmonary resuscitation
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A batch of the Rachakonda Traffic cop unit, numbering around 400, attended the pulmonary resuscitation training programme which is being hosted at Gandhi hospital by Indian Medical Association (IMA). The camp was inaugurated by Home Minister Naini Narasimha Reddy.
Bhoiguda: A batch of the Rachakonda Traffic cop unit, numbering around 400, attended the pulmonary resuscitation training programme which is being hosted at Gandhi hospital by Indian Medical Association (IMA). The camp was inaugurated by Home Minister Naini Narasimha Reddy.
Commissioner of Police for Rachakonda Mahesh M Bhagwat told The Hans India, “There are lot of accidents which takes place on the roads, out of which most of them affect the hearts of the victims directly. All the traffic cops of Rachakonda Unit will be attending the training programme.”
The camp would last for two days and the training of the cops would be conducted in batches.
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