Record student participation in Thessaloniki for CPR training
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An impressive initiative took place recently in Thessaloniki, aimed at training young people in first aid. A total of 78,000 students from 1,227 schools participated in a major effort to learn Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
This initiative is part of the "Heart Restart" campaign. The purpose of the event was for students to learn how to react correctly in emergency situations, offering assistance to a fellow human being who has suffered a cardiac arrest.
The massive participation of the children set a new record, demonstrating the great interest of the educational community in health and safety issues. The students had the opportunity to practice on special mannequins under the guidance of experienced instructors.
Learning CPR from a young age is considered extremely important, as it can save lives in critical moments. The organizers expressed their satisfaction with the result, emphasizing that this knowledge is a valuable asset for every citizen.
The success of this action in Thessaloniki highlights the importance of prevention and education in schools. Similar initiatives strengthen the sense of social responsibility among young people and contribute to the creation of a safer society.
Sources: Athens Voice
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