How can you contribute to the #NationalRoadSafetyWeek? | Chennai NGO

 

As we near the end of our #NationalRoadSafetyWeek series, we would like you all to take an oath with us, and not just any oath but the oath of spreading safety and humanity. Because only together can we make sure that the lives of everyone stay above everything else and we be the ALERT & responsible citizens of this world.

 

We continue our #NationalRoadSafetyWeek journey by throwing light on head injuries and how quick presence of your mind combined with the First Aid skills can help you save lives.

When dealing with a victim who just experienced an on head collision make sure you:

- Check for consciousness

- Keep their airway clear

- Check for their pulse

Stay tuned for more as we shall be bringing you more tips and facts about Road Safety. To be a part of our initiatives, visit https://alert.ngo/

 

  • I will be devoid of all distractions and prohibit the use of mobile phones while driving.

 

  • I will not put other people at risk by over-speeding drowsy driving or driving under the influence of alcohol/drugs.

 

  • I will protect all vulnerable road users, especially the ones whose job places them in harm's way. By slowing down and giving them the space they need to remain safe.

 

There are many NGOs in Chennai, India. Alert NGO in Chennai works towards emergency care and educating citizens about it. Enroll today to save lives.

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