The program manager, Trauma Care International Foundation, Onyeka Anorue during an interview with journalists shortly after the training explained that it was to teach practical steps to preserve lives before seeking proper medical care.
“We are trying to raise a generation of people when emergency occurs they know what to do and how to manage the situation pending the arrival of medical emergency services. We brought this training to the people on how to attend to emergency like accident, asthma and others,” she said. According to her, the foundation is trying to create a safer environment and safer world where people would know what to do when emergency occurs.
She appealed to the participants to train others from the knowledge they garnered, adding that they were trained to train others for a safer tomorrow. The Coordinator, JDPC, Rev. Fr. Joshua Achir, noted that the training was aimed at saving lives in order to reduce death rate in society.
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