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	India: First Aid Training Camp for Railways Staff
	A 2-day first aid training programme and safety awareness camp for Railways employees was launched at Mangaluru Central Railway Station on March 17th.\r\nAfter inaugurating the programme, Frank Amal, Senior Divisional Medical Officer and Divisional Commander (medical) of St. John’s Ambulance Brigade gave a presentation on the methods to be adopted while administering first aid. The programme, which was attended by 75 staff members, aimed at teaching them the basics in assisting passengers and providing first aid during accidents and emergencies such as cardiac problems, suffocation and electric shock.
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	India: 108 Ambulance Service to be Increased in Telangana
	Hyderabad: Govt. of Telangana has decided to increase 108 Ambulance service. In accordance with this decision, a function was held to launch 148 new 108 ambulance vehicles.\r\nHealth Minister, Dr Lakshma Reddy launched these vehicles. He told that more 108 ambulance vehicles would be provided in the next three months.
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	India: Medikoe Partners with Manipal Hospital for Emergency Care
	Bangalore: App-based healthcare and wellness platform Medikoe has launched an SOS feature for ambulance on-demand. Partnering with Helpzone Technologies and Manipal Ambulance Response Service (MARS), the facility will be available in Bengaluru.\r\nThe SOS feature integrates geo-location of user and an alert to five select contacts. The emergency response system currently has a fleet of 30 ambulances on its network.
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	India: Shaffi Mathers MUrgency wins Startup of the Year at Startup Grind
	Kochi-born social entrepreneur Shaffi Mather’s mobile-based emergency medical response app MUrgency has been selected as the Startup of the Year for 2016 at the prestigious Startup Grind-2016 conference held in Redwood City, Silicon Valley, USA.Brain child of Shaffi Mather, MUrgency was launched by MUrgencyInc in global partnership with Business Call to Action (BCtA) at the United Nations Development Program, Young Global Leaders at the World Economic Forum, Stanford Change Labs, Harvard Asia Center and MIT Global Health.
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	India: Rajasthan Govt Will Equip Highway Dhabas to Provide Medical Treatment to Accident Victims
	Jaipur: The Rajasthan government will train roadside dhaba staff and ensure first aid medicines are available at national and state highways to help those injured in accidents receive timely treatment.\r\nRajasthan medical and health minister Rajendra Rathore said that they are identifying spots on highways where most mishaps occur and roadside dhaba staff will be given training for first aid so that they can help in saving lives. Initially, one national and one state highway will be selected or this cause.
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India: First Aid Training Camp for Railways Staff

India: 108 Ambulance Service to be Increased in Telangana

India: Medikoe Partners with Manipal Hospital for Emergency Care

India: Shaffi Mathers MUrgency wins Startup of the Year at Startup Grind

India: Rajasthan Govt Will Equip Highway Dhabas to Provide Medical Treatment to Accident Victims

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