First Aid Training was held in Huangshan Global Geopark

Recently, the Red Cross Society of Huangshan Geopark organized a professional rescue training team to conduct an emergency rescue retraining session for the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau, with a total of 46 participants. The purpose of this retraining was to help rescue team members review and refresh their knowledge, strengthen the emergency response capabilities, and safeguard visitors and staff.

The training focuses on core skills such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs), and airway obstruction management. The training also included practical exercises simulating scenarios such as sudden cardiac arrest and airway obstruction among visitors, taking into account the characteristics of mountain rescue. Through a combination of theoretical review and scenario-based training, the participants further mastered standardized first aid procedures and enhanced their rescue professionalism under complex circumstances. The trainees expressed that through this retraining, they not only reinforced their previously learned first aid knowledge but also gained more practice in real-world scenarios, increasing their confidence in conducting rescue operations in emergencies.

This emergency rescue training is an important part of the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau's 2025 Peaceful Construction Training Program and is also a specific action by the Huangshan Geopark Red Cross to practice the spirit of "humanitarianism, benevolence, and dedication." The goal is to further enhance the emergency rescue capabilities of the comprehensive governance team and ensure the safety of visitor.

Next, the Red Cross Society of the Huangshan geopark will continue to promote emergency rescue skills and improve rescue capabilities through regular retraining, upgrade first aid equipment, and optimize emergency response plans, providing more efficient and professional safety protection services for visitors and staff.