Govt. Launches Training Modules To Strengthen Chemical Emergency Preparedness
India launched WHO-supported training modules to boost preparedness for chemical emergencies, equipping health workers and responders with skills for timely, effective chemical incident management.
The Government has launched specialised training modules aimed at equipping public health professionals and responders with the knowledge and skills necessary for the timely and effective management of chemical incidents.
The modules, designed to enhance national preparedness for chemical emergencies, were launched by Punya Salila Srivastava, Secretary of Health and Family Welfare, in the presence of senior officials from various ministries at Nirman Bhawan.
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Author's summary: India launches training modules for chemical emergency preparedness.
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