Wonju Fire Station Launches 'World's Smallest CPR Classroom' for Remote Safety Training

The Wonju Fire Station, led by Chief Lee Ki-jung,has announced
the launch of the'World's Smallest CPR Classroom.
' This initiative addresses the growing need for remote fire safety education
by introducing an innovative CPR training device that facilitates both online instruction and
practical exercises.

The 'World's Smallest CPR Classroom' is a newly conceived program designed to actively
respond to current limitations on in-person training.

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) is a vital medical skill that everyone should know,
as its immediate application by a first responder can increase the survival rate of cardiac
arrest patients by more than threefold.

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Wonju Ilbo

Source: Visit fire.gwd.go.kr

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