Islamabad : On World First Aid Day, medical experts and educators gathered to stress the importance of including first aid education in Pakistan’s national curriculum and emphasized that this crucial skill could significantly reduce mortality rates and promote a culture of safety and emergency preparedness.
“In Pakistan, the 1122 Rescue service plays a crucial role in providing emergency medical care and rescue operations.
However, despite their efforts many people remain unaware of the importance of first aid education and rely heavily on ambulances in emergency situations,” said a report aired by a news channel.
“In Pakistan, most people lack basic first aid knowledge, leading to unnecessary delays in medical treatment,” it added.
“In emergency situations, every minute counts, and the lack of first aid education can result in severe consequences, including loss of life,” said a renowned cardiologist Major General (r) Dr Azhar Mahmood Kayani.
“The majority of Pakistanis rely on ambulances to respond to medical emergencies, rather than taking immediate action themselves.
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