MTMC’s Life Saver Training Programme empowers bus drivers and staff with crucial skills
Life Saver Training Programme by MTMC aims to bolster emergency response capabilities in Jamshedpur.
JAMSHEDPUR – Manipal Tata Medical College (MTMC) has launched a Life Saver Training Programme, a pioneering initiative aimed at enhancing public safety and healthcare accessibility in the Jamshedpur region.
Thirty-two individuals received essential medical treatment and life-saving training, focusing on basic life support skills.
The training targeted bus drivers, security personnel, and support staff, empowering them to act as first responders in emergencies.
Key figures like Dr. Pradeep Kumar, Dr. Ayan Pati, Dr. Shyamal Maiti, and workshop leader Dr. Anjaneyulu Kanauri, along with other specialists, facilitated the training at the college’s mechanical lab.
The programme underscores MTMC’s commitment to public safety and the empowerment of community members as lifesavers in critical situations.
Looking forward, MTMC plans to expand the initiative to include more groups through partnerships with Life Saver Training Organizations.
This initiative not only aims to mitigate risks but also to instill confidence in everyday citizens to save lives in emergency situations.
MTMC’s Life Saver Training Programme is a significant step towards building a safer and more responsive community in Jamshedpur.
