Three-day training on community first responder (CFR) culminated May 20 at DC’s Conference Hall, Wokha. Addressing the participants at the valediction function, the deputy commissioner (DC) Wokha Robina Lotha thanked all the participants for voluntarily taking part in the training programme.
According to a DIPR report, the DC also called upon the participants to act as the first responder and always help others as per assigned role and responsibilities in case of any disaster/ calamity basing on the area and community.
It was informed that District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) would further notify the assigned role and responsibilities to the trainees.
Basing on the grading of the trainees/participants, one team leader, liaison personnel, first aid-team and search & rescue team were identified.
Around 50 trainees from Wokha town, Wokha village, Englan Range and Niro range took part in the training programme. Certificates of appreciation were also given to all the participants.
Trg underway in Bhandari
Three-day training on disaster management and community first responder (CFR) got underway at ADC’s Conference Hall, Bhandari town on May 21. The team is led by Jonjibemo Odyuo CCR cum DDMA I/C Wokha District, NSDMA, Dr. Chibenthung Kithan and officials from Home Guards & Civil Defence.
Speaking at the inaugural programme, Jonjibemo said disasters were quick and sudden and so it becomes necessary for people to respond quickly for their safety. At the programme, State Management Operation Control Room Contact 0370-2270050 was provided in case of any emergency.
The training would witness demonstration on ‘Emergency Method of Rescue, Incident Response System, Search Marketing, Management of Severe Bleeding with Practical, Emergency First Aid, Assessment for Search and Rescue.”
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