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Addressing the participants, DC Bomjen emphasized the critical role of community volunteers in disaster management.
“In the times of crisis, the immediate and coordinated response from trained community volunteers can save lives and mitigate damage. This programme aims to empower our volunteers with the skills necessary to respond swiftly and effectively to any disaster situation,” the DC stated.
The training programme designed to equip volunteers with essential skills and knowledge required for effective disaster management and response, covered various aspects of disaster preparedness, including first aid, search and rescue operations, evacuation procedures, and communication strategies during emergencies.
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The training sessions also included practical demonstrations, mock drills, and interactive discussions led by experienced/trained disaster management personnel. Volunteers were also introduced to the latest technologies and tools used in disaster responses.
Rain coat, umbrella, jersey, First aid kit’s were also distributed to all participants.
DDMO Nima Tashi and DPO, Disaster Management Tana Mercy were also present during the program.