Faridkot, Punjab | 13th October: As part of its efforts to promote awareness about emergency response and basic first aid, the 108 Ambulance Service organised a First Responder Programme (FRP) at MGM Sr. Sec. School, Faridkot. The training session aimed to equip students with basic knowledge and skills to respond effectively during medical emergencies.
A total of 44 students participated in the programme and were introduced to essential first-aid practices and emergency response measures. The session focused on the importance of timely action during emergencies and helping students understand how to respond appropriately before professional medical assistance arrives.
The FRP training was conducted by FRP Trainer Jaswinder Singh, with the support of Cluster Manager Bhupinder Singh. The programme provided students with valuable insights into the importance of staying calm and taking appropriate action during emergency situations.
Speaking on the occasion, 108 Project Head Manish Batra said, “Basic knowledge of first aid and emergency response can make a significant difference during critical situations. Through the First Responder Programme, we aim to empower students with the awareness and confidence needed to take appropriate action during emergencies while ensuring that professional medical assistance is sought promptly.”
The programme reflects the 108 Ambulance Service’s commitment to strengthening community awareness and emergency preparedness beyond ambulance services. By conducting FRP sessions in educational institutions, the service continues to encourage students to develop essential life-saving skills and contribute to safer and better-prepared communities.
