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Home News in Brief

Ghadamis holds first aid training course

bytomlittle
December 30, 2012
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Tripoli, 30 December:

The Ghadamis branch of the Libyan Red Crescent yesterday held a series of first aid training courses for locals, . . .[restrict]Libyan news agency LANA reported.

Members of civil society groups in Ghadamis, as well as nurses, students, scouts and healthcare professionals attended the course, designed to teach basic first aid principles. [/restrict]

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