Inaugurating a series of cardiac resuscitation workshops for employees of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited, Mr A K Garg, Chairman and Managing Director, MTNL, said that the organization plans to provide training in cardiopulmonary resuscitation 10 (CPR 10) to all its employees.
During its
first session conducted in two batches in the Company’s Corporate
Office at CGO Complex, New Delhi where
about 800 employees attended, Shri
Garg said that CPR 10 can revive
a dead person within the next ten
crucial minutes. It is effective
in all kinds of sudden and unexpected deaths, and more so in deaths caused due to electric shock and
cardiac arrest. Mr Garg said that it is a
very important for its employees to learn because of the
reason that many times they have to work in close proximity with electrical
wirings and installations in Exchanges and at customers premises.
Conducting the
practical workshop of CPR 10, Padmashri
& Dr B.C. Roy National Awardee Dr. K K Aggarwal, President, Heart
Care Foundation of India, said that one
does not need to have a medical degree to learn and practice CPR 10:
any by-stander can revive a person within ten minutes of a clinical
death. Dr. Aggarwal said that the Foundation has named this as “Savitri CPR 10 Mantra”, and as per this mantra – “within 10 minutes
of death (the earlier, the better), and
at least for the next 10 minutes (the
longer, the better), compressing the
centre of the chest of the victim with a speed of 10x10 i.e. 100 per
minute” by any by-stander / on-looker
can bring back the victim from the jaws
of death, rather than wailing about the misfortune ! Translated to Hindi, this mantra
is – “marne ke dus minute ke
andar, kam se kam dus minute tak 10x10 = 100 prati minute ki gati se, apni
chhati peetne ke badle mare hue aadmi ki chhati peeto”.!
Mr Garg also announced
that with the assistance of Heart Care Foundation of India, MTNL shall be
launching a free telephone ring tone
which can be downloaded by subscribers on the phone, that will provide
step by step instructions on how to revive a person after sudden death.
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