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Launched the CPR( cardiopulmonary resuscitation) training programme for the entire 16,000 strong #Hyderabad City Police in collaboration with Maithri hospitals.With the cases being reported all around of sudden cardiac arrests across all age groups and throwing families into total disarray after Covid , it was decided that knowledge and... show more

CV Anand IPS

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15,349 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Team Road Squad🚦🚴‍♀️1 年前

Sir will this include traffic police personnel also because they are the first responders in most cases at intersections. Please consider including home guard officers as well sir

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Hyderabad City Police1 年前

@CVAnandIPS Sir, thanks for the suggestion, we will look into it.

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Shiva1 年前

Sir, we should implement this program in school curriculum, teaching basic life lessons like first Aid and CPR would go a long way in shaping the young minds to be passionate and help people in times of need. It will also remove the stigma and make the person as first responder.

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Rupesh Kumar1 年前

Many lives can be saved by timely CPR. Great work, Sir 👍

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Mohd Mushtaq1 年前

Respected Sir, Good initiative,I request all hospitals should come forward to give free medical services area police stations wise to all staff of police stations because they work hard they will not get time to visit hospitals for general check up due to busy schedule.

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Ayaz Ahmed Khan INC Telangana1 年前

Good initiative

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Ramesh singh1 年前

excellent Initiative sir .

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K Syed Ahmed1 年前

🙏🙏

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Prashanth Vemuganti1 年前

Wonderful initiative. It’s good for cops to know about life saving techniques.

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CV Anand IPS1 年前

Citizens should also know it , for their families and friends

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Timely CPR and the use of an AED machine can improve the chances of survival in case of a cardiac arrest. It is a life saving skill that everyone can and must learn. Let us spread the awareness and knowledge and be trained in CPR so that we may be able to save someone’s life someday. Let us come together as a nation to make India a little safer for cardiac arrests. Together we can, and together we will! Dr. Kinjal Goyal YASH LOKHANDWALA Aditya Kapoor

Timely CPR and the use of an AED machine can improve the chances of survival in case of a cardiac arrest. It is a life saving skill that everyone can and must learn. Let us spread the awareness and knowledge and be trained in CPR so that we may be able to save someone’s life someday. Let us come together as a nation to make India a little safer for cardiac arrests. Together we can, and together we will! Dr. Kinjal Goyal YASH LOKHANDWALA Aditya Kapoor

Ajay Devgn

521,474 次观看 • 3 年前

CPR training should be taught from primary schools to local communities across countries all over the world! This incident of a man passing during a gym session is disturbing to watch and highlights the need for CPR training, which could have potentially saved his life. I urge everyone to get trained in CPR; it could save a family member or friend someday. 👌🏾

CPR training should be taught from primary schools to local communities across countries all over the world! This incident of a man passing during a gym session is disturbing to watch and highlights the need for CPR training, which could have potentially saved his life. I urge everyone to get trained in CPR; it could save a family member or friend someday. 👌🏾

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19,115 次观看 • 4 个月前

General advice from EMT Harry Fisher now that "They've poisoned the general public with "these ticking time bombs called synthetic mRNA": "We're going to need for the society as a whole a lot more automatic external defibrillator[s]...[and] everyone should take a CPR course." This clip of Harry Fisher (Harry Fisher), an EMT paramedic and military veteran, is taken from an interview with Nurse Michelle of NursesOutLoud (Nurses Out Loud) posted to Rumble on May 20, 2025. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "I would say that what we're going to need for the society is a whole lot more AEDs. [Or] automatic external defibrillator[s]. If you ever go into a gym or a YMCA, you'll look on the wall and there'll be a box that says AED on it. And there's a. There's a little AED inside, and it's very easy, it's easy to apply. "I would say everyone should take a CPR course and everyone should know what an AED is. And that's not a black pill moment. For those that know what a black pill is, that's a reality check moment. They poisoned the general public. We are seeing people fall and suddenly die. And the best thing that can happen for them at that time is early CPR. "Early CPR, good CPR until I can get there and start doing further rescue. You know, more advanced cardiac life support. So if you can start CPR immediately. And that's what we're seeing. I mean, we're seeing, sadly, even now, we'll get. We'll get a 911 call and I'll hear, I'm 10, 15 minutes away. And then the dispatcher will tell me that there's no one around to do CPR or the caller's too old to do CPR or. So when I hear that and I'm 15 minutes away, I typically, my brain's going, that person's probably going to be dead. "I mean, there's not a lot of. If you're 15 minutes without oxygen circulation, without being circulated, you're probably going to die. So the best thing for the general public, since there have been these ticking time bombs called synthetic mRNA, these spikes running around into people's hearts and everything else right now, I would say, learn how to do CPR, teach your kids how to do CPR. "And if you see someone fall, check for a pulse. If there's no pulse, no breathing, and you know how to do CPR, begin CPR, have someone call 911, and when we get there, we'll have a better shot at saving your loved one."

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42,419 次观看 • 2 天前

q. is there a moment that stands out though as as far as like a song coming together that was good for you? 🐰: well, I worked a lot on this song called “hooligan” and that song itself is… I don’t know when I first heard the track, I came up with the flow immediately 🐰: *sings hooligan* 🐰: I just thought of it so I got to work, and the track is so unique, so I might have just lucked into this, but hitman bang and the rest of the members thought it was so fresh and they all loved it! that felt awesome! and I didn’t know if this song would make it but it got picked, and that rocked! 😆😆

q. is there a moment that stands out though as as far as like a song coming together that was good for you? 🐰: well, I worked a lot on this song called “hooligan” and that song itself is… I don’t know when I first heard the track, I came up with the flow immediately 🐰: sings hooligan 🐰: I just thought of it so I got to work, and the track is so unique, so I might have just lucked into this, but hitman bang and the rest of the members thought it was so fresh and they all loved it! that felt awesome! and I didn’t know if this song would make it but it got picked, and that rocked! 😆😆

ajk ⋆

17,236 次观看 • 4 个月前

I could have been Hamas. That was the person that they raised me to be. When October 7 happened, it was so traumatic for me, because it was not just seeing innocent beautiful people being slaughtered. My friends and co-workers, the Jewish people that I learned to love could have also been slaughtered. And more than that, it was the moment that I realized that the Holocaust was real. Because my entire life the only thing that I learned about the Holocaust was that it was ”Jewish propaganda” and it never happened. But then when I saw the slaughtering that happened, everybody clapping – people in New York, London, Malmö, celebrating the murder of Jews. That’s when it clicked for me. Suddenly all the brainwashing ended and I realized this deep antisemitism that lives not just where I come from but also in Europe and the West. I have visited Israel twice and I am in love with Israel, Jews and Israelis. I cannot tell you enough how much I love my Israeli and Jewish friends that I have made since October 7, and before. And I have promised to argue with my family and friends every day because they hate and don’t understand Israel. And even though I have lost many friends and family members, I have said that I will spend the rest of my life showing the truth of my Jewish and Israeli friends. Edit by the awesome Matt From my talk at the Combat Antisemitism Movement summit in NYC

I could have been Hamas. That was the person that they raised me to be. When October 7 happened, it was so traumatic for me, because it was not just seeing innocent beautiful people being slaughtered. My friends and co-workers, the Jewish people that I learned to love could have also been slaughtered. And more than that, it was the moment that I realized that the Holocaust was real. Because my entire life the only thing that I learned about the Holocaust was that it was ”Jewish propaganda” and it never happened. But then when I saw the slaughtering that happened, everybody clapping – people in New York, London, Malmö, celebrating the murder of Jews. That’s when it clicked for me. Suddenly all the brainwashing ended and I realized this deep antisemitism that lives not just where I come from but also in Europe and the West. I have visited Israel twice and I am in love with Israel, Jews and Israelis. I cannot tell you enough how much I love my Israeli and Jewish friends that I have made since October 7, and before. And I have promised to argue with my family and friends every day because they hate and don’t understand Israel. And even though I have lost many friends and family members, I have said that I will spend the rest of my life showing the truth of my Jewish and Israeli friends. Edit by the awesome Matt From my talk at the Combat Antisemitism Movement summit in NYC

Luai Ahmed

627,143 次观看 • 2 年前

Sharon Stone says her marriage ended in the room after her husband became furious over her decision to have breast surgery “The doctor had come out to my house and said, ‘Look, we think you should have a bilateral mastectomy. This is really bad. And usually when they’re all the way up into here, we know before we go in that they’re cancer’” “And I said, ‘I don’t have cancer.’ And he said, ‘You don’t get to decide that’” “And I said, ‘I do. I do get to decide that. I’m deciding. But I am deciding that I will have a bilateral because I’m not f*cking around’” “And my husband said, ‘This is ridiculous,’ and got up and left the room” David: “Which part was ridiculous?” Sharon: “That I would have a bilateral. He was furious” David: “Not that the cancer, if it was true, might kill you? He was mad about the breasts being removed” Sharon: “And so the doctor said to him, ‘If I had more patients like her, we’d have more women alive today. You need to sit down’” “And I said, ‘I make the decisions, not you.’ That was the end of the marriage. That was it. He was done with me then. It was over” David: “Oh, it ended because he ended it, not you” Sharon: “It was just over in the room. You could just tell it was over”

Sharon Stone says her marriage ended in the room after her husband became furious over her decision to have breast surgery “The doctor had come out to my house and said, ‘Look, we think you should have a bilateral mastectomy. This is really bad. And usually when they’re all the way up into here, we know before we go in that they’re cancer’” “And I said, ‘I don’t have cancer.’ And he said, ‘You don’t get to decide that’” “And I said, ‘I do. I do get to decide that. I’m deciding. But I am deciding that I will have a bilateral because I’m not f*cking around’” “And my husband said, ‘This is ridiculous,’ and got up and left the room” David: “Which part was ridiculous?” Sharon: “That I would have a bilateral. He was furious” David: “Not that the cancer, if it was true, might kill you? He was mad about the breasts being removed” Sharon: “And so the doctor said to him, ‘If I had more patients like her, we’d have more women alive today. You need to sit down’” “And I said, ‘I make the decisions, not you.’ That was the end of the marriage. That was it. He was done with me then. It was over” David: “Oh, it ended because he ended it, not you” Sharon: “It was just over in the room. You could just tell it was over”

sara

1,393,343 次观看 • 1 个月前

🦦: in the end, it was like that. i talked about this and that with the company a lot so just like what i said earlier, as an artists, looking from afar, i’m not a person who will quit after 2,3 years of being an artists. and above all, i know that you all know me the best (2/5)

🦦: in the end, it was like that. i talked about this and that with the company a lot so just like what i said earlier, as an artists, looking from afar, i’m not a person who will quit after 2,3 years of being an artists. and above all, i know that you all know me the best (2/5)

우지냥이

24,598 次观看 • 3 个月前