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	Philippines: Capitol Acquiring 11 New Ambulances for Hospitals
	Bacolod: The provincial government will acquire 11 new ambulances for all of its district hospitals. Leo Eusebio, head of Hospital Operations Department (HOD), said that right now, the 11 hospitals run and managed by the Provincial Capitol has one ambulance each.\"These ambulances are operating 24 hours a day, so it\'s very crucial to hospital operation,” Eusebio said.
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	Philippines: Gov��t Hospital to Hold CPR Training
	Davao: THE Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) Emergency Medicine Department will conduct a training in line with the nationwide mass cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on July 16 at Sped Matina to build up awareness on its importance in saving lives.Doctor Rozalyn Reyes-Mauro, Emergency Medicine resident of SPMC, said that the activity will be participated by around 150 students and teachers to gain knowledge on the basic CPR in case of emergency situation and disaster preparedness.
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	Philippines: Emergency Responders�� Group Adopts Guardian Mobile Application
	The Cebu chapter of Radio Emergency Assistance Volunteer Organization (REAVO) has adopted the Guardian Dispatch and Civilian Reporting System to augment and improve its capability to respond to emergencies and exigencies.REAVO forged a memorandum of agreement with Sugbotek Inc., developer of the mobile-based application now available 24/7 in Cebu City for free access to the public in need of assistance.
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	Philippines: San Fernando City Responders Give Demo of Emergency Equipment
	San Fernando City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) has shared insights on effective emergency response capability, through a static display, for the residents in the city.The activity, which was held on 18 July (Wednesday) at Vista Mall, City of San Fernando, Pampanga, was in line with the observance of National Disaster Resilience Month (NDRM).
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	Qatar: Hospitals Asked to Put Anaesthetists on 24-hour Duty to Attend Emergency Cases
	Doha: The Supreme Council of Health (SCH) has asked all private hospitals to put anaesthetists on duty round-the-clock to attend to emergency cases. All medical practitioners working in the emergency unit must obtain an Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certificate. They are also required to submit a proof of it to the registration team at SCH. ACLS refers to a set of clinical interventions for urgent treatment of cardiac arrests, strokes and other life-threatening medical emergencies, as well as the knowledge and skills to deploy those interventions. The hospitals have been given a grace period of three months to comply with the
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Philippines: Capitol Acquiring 11 New Ambulances for Hospitals

Philippines: Gov��t Hospital to Hold CPR Training

Philippines: Emergency Responders�� Group Adopts Guardian Mobile Application

Philippines: San Fernando City Responders Give Demo of Emergency Equipment

Qatar: Hospitals Asked to Put Anaesthetists on 24-hour Duty to Attend Emergency Cases

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