Kohima: A two-day Community First Responder training initiative recently wrapped up in Zunheboto. Held at the Deputy Commissioner conference hall, the program aimed to prepare young people to provide immediate assistance during medical emergencies.
The event concluded on June 3 with a session involving various officials and participants. By focusing on practical life-saving techniques, the training sought to build a more resilient community capable of responding effectively to local crises.
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