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MIOT International opens emergency museum to promote life-saving awareness

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MIOT International opens emergency museum to promote life-saving awareness
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MIOT International has opened an interactive 'Emergency Museum' in Chennai to educate the public on trauma care and first aid. The initiative includes CPR training and an emergency handbook to improve community preparedness for medical crises.

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Promoting public health literacy and emergency response skills can significantly improve survival rates during medical emergencies.

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MIOT International has inaugurated a public Emergency Museum, MIOT’s World of Life-Saving Moments, at its campus in Manapakkam, with the aim of improving public awareness of emergency preparedness and first response. The museum was inaugurated by B. Shamoondeswari, IPS, Additional Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Greater Chennai Police.

Designed as an interactive public awareness initiative, the museum traces the evolution of emergency and trauma care in Chennai, from the early 1980s to the development of MIOT’s emergency services. Through visual exhibits, visitors are introduced to common medical emergencies, including heart attack, stroke, sepsis, poisoning, choking, anaphylaxis and heat stroke, along with guidance on first aid measures and actions to avoid.

A CPR demonstration station allows visitors to learn and practise chest compressions using a mannequin. The museum also recognises the contributions of traffic police personnel, paramedics and citizens who have assisted during medical emergencies.

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