Handover of the largest batch of civilian support in support of the war effort in the Al-Hafyan region, south of Shendi
The executive director of Shindi locality, Khaled Abdul Ghaffar Al-Sheikh, witnessed the largest consolidation of civilian support in support of the war effort in the Al-Hafyan region, south of Shindi, with the awarding of diplomas to more than a hundred first aid students. and nursing sciences.
Graduates presented models for casualty evacuation during war operations and models for paramedics to protect themselves. During the clashes, they also provided immediate care. For head injuries, shrapnel treatment, leg amputation and other operations in war and peace.
Executive Director of Shindi locality Khaled Abdul Ghaffar Al-Sheikh said that civil support operations gain importance in times of war and that the models presented by the graduates of this course confirm the full availability of young people from both sexes to carry out tasks in situations of war and peace.
He stressed the importance of combining military training operations with civilian support operations in first aid, nursing and others, so that the emergency responder is qualified to provide all services during operations and on bases and defenses.
The executive director of Shindi locality, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar Al-Sheikh, welcomed the desire of young people to implement such a course with the Sudanese Red Crescent Society, Shindi branch, and that this number, which exceeds the hundred graduates, will be a support. for the Armed Forces and the Popular Resistance in the provision of civilian support services.
Executive Director of Shindi locality Khaled Abdul Ghaffar Al-Sheikh praised the residents of Hafyan region for their support for the armed forces and their work to develop services in the region.
Director of the Shindi Red Crescent, Hamdi Amer, said that the students were a model of theoretical and practical understanding, and that the models presented confirmed the great desire of these students to implement the knowledge acquired in the field.
The leader of the Popular Resistance in southern Shendi, Muhammad Abdel-Wahab Wad al-Assad, confirmed that training for civil support operations is no less important than military training, and that the Popular Resistance will strive to implement and disseminate such courses.
The director of health of the locality of Shindi, Samia Othman, stressed the importance of promoting the culture of health within the community and participating in the implementation of programs implemented by the Ministry of Health in various areas such as environmental health, nutrition and prevention guidelines, especially in current times. of epidemics.
Committee representative Nasr al-Din al-Hafyan spoke at the celebration and thanked the students and professors for what they presented during the class period. Shiraz Saleh also spoke on behalf of the students.
