Manipal Hospital Goa Steps Up Safety with Fire Mock Drill and Life-Saving CPR Training
Panaji: Reinforcing its commitment to safety, preparedness and community well-being, Manipal Hospital Goa organized a comprehensive Fire Mock Drill in collaboration with Fire Station Panjim at its hospital premises. The initiative aimed to enhance emergency response readiness among staff and ensure the highest standards of patient safety.
The mock drill simulated a fire emergency scenario, where hospital teams, security personnel and fire officials worked in coordination to execute evacuation procedures, fire containment measures and rescue operations. The exercise provided valuable hands-on training to hospital staff on responding swiftly and effectively during emergencies.
Officials from Fire Station Panjim appreciated the proactive approach taken by Manipal Hospital Goa in prioritizing fire safety and conducting regular preparedness activities.
In addition to the fire drill, Manipal Hospital Goa also organized a CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Training Session for staff members and participants, focusing on life-saving techniques during medical emergencies. The session covered essential skills such as chest compressions, rescue breathing and immediate response protocols for cardiac arrest situations.
DIGP Ved Prakash Surya addressed the gathering and underscored the importance of public awareness on CPR and emergency response during critical situations.
Medical experts from Manipal Hospital Goa highlighted that timely intervention through CPR can significantly improve survival chances in cardiac emergencies.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Surendra Prasad, Hospital Director, Manipal Hospital Goa, said the hospital remains dedicated not only to delivering quality healthcare but also to promoting safety awareness, emergency preparedness and lifesaving education within the institution and the wider community.
Such initiatives reflect Manipal Hospital Goa’s continuous efforts to create a safe, responsive and health-conscious environment for patients, staff and visitors alike
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