بھارت کے فرسٹ ایڈ مین ڈاکٹر اتندر پال سنگھ سے ملیے، 20 برسوں خدمت خلق کے لیے وقف

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جموں و کشمیر کے بارہمولہ سےتعلق رکھنے والےڈینٹل سرجن ڈاکٹر اتندر پال سنگھ نے لوگوں کی خدمات کرنے کیلئے فرسٹ ایڈ کا انتخاب کیا ہے۔

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00:00My journey started in 2005 when Nirmandesh Pandeyji came to Kashmir and I had a response to the earthquake.

00:12The journey started from there. We started training in Kashmir.

00:19After that, we started training with the Red Cross, the Civil Difference and the other organizations.

00:27We started training with the mission of how we can train the maximum.

00:32With this passion, we have been working on this journey and we have served in this sector.

00:41We were only doing some recognitions, but it was so neat.

00:44But our only job was to train more.

00:47With this passion, we didn't know that we were trained so many people.

00:53The Red Cross, thanks to the Red Cross, who have worked with the Secretaries,

00:59the Civil Difference, thanks to all the DSP and DIB who have supported us.

01:05They gave us the opportunity for training.

01:09With the rest of the organization, there was also Kashmir University,

01:13the other universities, the IRPA,

01:14and the other universities.

01:15There was a lot of people who didn't have different Lakharti students,

01:18from the community levels, officers levels, police levels,

01:21all of them were trained.

01:23But I still need that we have to do a lot of work.

01:27We have to do a lot of volunteers in Kashmir who want to work in Kashmir.

01:39Now there is a disaster.

01:41First aid is the first and search and rescue.

01:43Search and rescue is the first job.

01:45In the flood, the first thing is search and rescue,

01:48then the first aid has injuries or disease.

01:51The third thing is that we have to train in the early morning system,

01:59we have to train in the early morning system,

02:01we have to train in the camp management system,

02:03we have to train in the relief distribution.

02:05These are the things that we need to train in every society.

02:08If there is a disaster,

02:09then our community should be ready to be solved.

02:12For example, there is an accident.

02:22He is already injured.

02:23But unfortunately, people who don't know how to lift it.

02:27Therefore, there are secondary injuries.

02:30So that's why we train in the first aid,

02:32that we have to lift the situation,

02:34so that the hospital conditions will stabilize.

02:38Second, our cardiac arrest has increased.

02:41It's the same.

02:42So, it's the same.

02:43And so, every patient is being held.

02:44So, at least, the CPR needs to get to the hospital,

02:46and then, that he doesn't have to be dead.

02:47And the patients will also be able to get back.

02:50So, that's what we are teaching the people,

02:52that at least,

02:53to be trained in the best way,

02:55to be trained in the best way.

02:56So, that's what we teach people,

02:57that at least,

02:58to be trained in the best way those people.

02:59This week, I have trained on the next day,

03:00but I don't count,

03:02but roughly I say more than 15,000 people around.

03:05I am in India,

03:06then there are 20 people,

03:08who give me training in 20 years.

03:10In my week there is one training and I feel blessed because it is my passion and I think I will continue to train this mission

03:20and how many people will be able to train this mission and how many people will be able to train this mission

03:25I had to do this in Sudhi Arab with Master Trainer Red Cross

03:29where I was in the first training hospital workshop

03:32I was in Nepal and I was in the first responders to respond to the casualties

03:41and I have responded to the police department

03:43There is a lot of good force, it is not that it is not

03:46but it is important that the government is doing a good job

03:51disaster management authorities are doing a good job

03:56but I think we have to work on the ground field

04:01we have to work on some remote areas

04:03so our team needs to be trained to identify such particular areas

04:07Look, first aid is very important, roadside action is very important

04:10My mission is that if there are national highways

04:13there are 4-5 volunteers that need to be trained

04:17so that those who are the first responders

04:20can respond to anyone

04:22I am a Master Trainer in Sexual Reproductive Health in Disasters

04:26We have done TOTs in India

04:28that women's health when there are disasters

04:31when there are women's ladies who are in camps

04:34how do they keep their attention?

04:36We call them the MIST

04:37Minimal Incentive Service Package on Reproductive Health in Disasters

04:41In that we have doctors and paramedicals

04:42we have trained to do that

04:43that if a pregnant woman is in camps

04:46and a long camp is in camps

04:47how do they take care?

04:49If they have to deliver

04:50how do they do it?

04:51How do they get to work?

04:52If there are diseases in camps

04:55how do they monitor the woman's health?

04:57I am a co-author of the training module

04:59with UNFP

05:00and I have trained in India

05:01and doctors and paramedicals

05:04to do that

05:05how do they take care of the women's health?

05:07if there are women's health in disasters

05:09how do they take care of the women's health?

05:11Get trained

05:12and upgrade our community

05:13and knowledge

05:14get trained

05:15and train in disaster management

05:17so that if there is a disaster

05:19then we don't have to wait in the other team

05:21our community is well prepared

05:23so we can save our own lives

05:25to do.

05:26That's right.

05:27Thanks.

05:30That's great.

05:31Let's go to a website.

05:32Have a great website.

05:33Thanks.

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