Emergency Response Africa

Kemi works in a bank, she\’s young and vibrant. For the last few weeks at the office, her colleagues noticed she drank a lot of water and visited the restroom more frequently .They casually teased her about having a tank in her stomach that couldn\’t even hold a litre.

A group of university students were out on Saturday evening to hang out at a local spot outside the city. While having fun and discussing school work, Kola, who was their class representative, started coughing and wheezing.

There are many stories of people slumping and dying. While there are many causes, the main characteristic is that the patient has no or irregular breathing and heartbeat. CPR is a technique used when someone’s breathing and heartbeat have stopped.

Tens of thousands of people die on the road every year in Africa. Many of these deaths could have been avoided with safe road use practices. So, when you are on the road, how do you stay safe and keep others safe to avoid casualties?

Children play a lot and sometimes do not know when to stop. At a young age, the word “dangerous” has little meaning. During all this rough play, your child may break a bone. So, how do you respond appropriately to that?