Pardafas Reporter
The first medical response training has been completed in Pokhara, Kaski in collaboration with the Armed Police Force and the US Army. Training is provided on essential skills during an accident or disaster.
According to Armed Police Spokesperson DIG Mandeep Shrestha, the training was conducted from December 18 to December 23. There were 4 trainers of the Armed Police and 18 participants in the training.
Recently, members of our U.S. Army Civil Military Support Element and the Armed Police Force completed a Medical First Responder training event in Pokhara, focused on life-saving medical interventions and trauma patient assessments to Armed Police Force first responders. pic.twitter.com/5jYxMy33KX
— U.S. Embassy Nepal (@USEmbassyNepal) December 31, 2021
This type of training has been conducted from time to time in collaboration with the US Army and Nepali security personnel.
‘Last year, the first medical response training was conducted in Pokhara in collaboration with the Armed Police Force, Nepal and the US Army.
The exchange of expertise and experience sharing on these skills, which are essential in the event of an accident or disaster, is part of a partnership on disaster management preparedness, as in nearly 75 years of Nepal-US relations, 'said the US Embassy in Nepal.
