100 fire officers undergo specialised emergency care training
100 fire officers received specialized training - but will it be enough to handle Ghana's emergency response needs?
The Ghana National Fire Service trained 100 officers in pre-hospital emergency care. The Elijeko Foundation partnered with the Fire Service to provide skills in casualty management and first aid. The training aims to improve emergency response, but will it be enough?
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