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It is dreadful that such things still happen! I think strict legislations have to be put in place by the government of India. All people carriers, let it be trains or flights Must have a Fully equip first aid kit. Items like bandages and basic necessities have to be checked before a flight takes off from the ground and trains depart from main junctions.
A few weeks ago I was traveling by Indigo airlines. I had a deep paper cut on board. And required a bandage. On asking the airhostess I learnt they had run out of bandages!! A very basic first aid item.
I know that staff on flights are trained to pass basic levels of first aid training. Even railway staff should have to go through rigorous training.
I also feel that First Aid should become part of children's Biology curriculum in schools. ANd must be treated with a practical approch. A more informed today can bring a clearer tomorrow.
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Replied on Sunday, March 2, 2008 12:00 AM
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It was very unfortunate for the victim.Railways world over depends on the medical care of the state through which the train passes,but a fool proof first aid service should be available on board like food water security and other add on services being provided.Even that could be impossible so best is to make use of health personnel traveling on train to volunteer medical help in emergencies.Our honourable minister can provide doctors with privalge free/discount passes in exchange for the medical services on wheel for needy passenger.
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Replied on Sunday, March 2, 2008 12:00 AM
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