Chhachhrauli: A good swimmer can save someone’s life whenever a flood-like situation occurs. Taking any kind of training not only increases the trust of a person, but also brings proficiency in them, which SDM Rohit Kumar said on Monday as the chief guest on the occasion of the inauguration of the five -day state level flood relief training camp organized by Revenue and Disaster Management Department Haryana on the link channel of Western Yamuna Canal near Western Yamuna Canal.
He told the trainees that every swimmer should keep their energy more than water before coming to it so that they can beat the water, as every swimmer should be prepared mentally for this.
He said that 51 trainees and 13 trainers from across the state were participating in this 5-day flood relief training. He said that such training should be learned to serve
Protects humanity and society, and when natural and unnatural disasters are required to deal with disaster at the right time, and the right way because people get immediate help in dealing with disasters if people get better leadership when they get better leadership. He told the trainees that they would learn and gain a lot of experience in this flood relief training camp, especially this type of training was very much needed to deal with floods like floods.
In this training, trainees will be trained by experienced trainers of NDRF, such as excellent arrangements for living and food of trainees and trainers to deal with disasters such as fire and earthquake etc.
Chief instructor Mukesh gave information about the activities of the flood relief training camp. He said that in this training camp, the trainees would be trained in running a motor boat in water, which would be a boat cry with paddles, swimming, and first aid etc.
On this occasion, District Revenue Officer Tarun Sahota, Civil Surgeon Dr. Manjit Singh, Dipro Manoj Kumar, Block Development and Panchayat Officer Karthik Chauhan, Police Station In-Charge Pratap Nagar Balkar Singh, Deputy Tehsildar Anand Rawal, Superintendent Tara Chand were also there.
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