The Kashmir Dialogues
Srinagar: In a significant move to promote life-saving techniques, the All Employees Joint Association Kashmir (AEJAK) and the All Sikh Minority Employees Association Kashmir (ASMEA), under the leadership of Chairperson Jagmeet Kour Bali, held an important event focused on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). The event, coordinated in collaboration with the Help Foundation, emphasized the goal of training at least one person per household in CPR to effectively respond to emergency situations.
Speaking at the event, Jagmeet Kour highlighted the critical importance of CPR, explaining, “CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, an emergency life-saving procedure performed when someone’s breathing or heartbeat has stopped. Understanding this technique can save lives in critical moments.” She further stressed that her associations, along with the Help Foundation, are committed to extending these training efforts throughout Jammu and Kashmir.
The event witnessed active participation from key figures, including Premjit Singh, General Secretary of ASMEA, and Daleep Kumar, General Secretary of AEJAK. Saba Zulqarnain played a pivotal role in coordinating the event.
The initiative marks a continued effort to equip the public with essential skills to handle emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of communities across the valley.
