At least 23 first aid kiosks and a team of medical trainers will be placed at prominent Metro stations in the capital to provide prompt assistance to commuters during the Commonwealth Games in October, an official said Sunday.
'The first aid kiosks will be installed at 23 Metro stations, which are expected to have a higher footfall during the Commonwealth Games. A team of four qualified first aid trainers will be on duty,' a Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) official said.
Besides first aid, other medical facilities such as blood pressure, temperature checkup and general medicines will be provided at the metro stations.
'We are planning to give round-the-clock ambulance services around the metro stations. Ambulances will be stationed near the metro stations, so they can be easily availed of in cases of emergency,' the official added.
About one million commuters use the Metro on weekdays. During the Games, about two million commuters are expected to use the Metro on weekdays.
'The first aid kiosks will be installed at 23 Metro stations, which are expected to have a higher footfall during the Commonwealth Games. A team of four qualified first aid trainers will be on duty,' a Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) official said.
Besides first aid, other medical facilities such as blood pressure, temperature checkup and general medicines will be provided at the metro stations.
'We are planning to give round-the-clock ambulance services around the metro stations. Ambulances will be stationed near the metro stations, so they can be easily availed of in cases of emergency,' the official added.
About one million commuters use the Metro on weekdays. During the Games, about two million commuters are expected to use the Metro on weekdays.
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