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Members of Bennington Fire & Rescue mingled with young community members during Sunday’s lunch, engaging in an educational event aimed at teaching vital life-saving measures. The gathering provided an opportunity for local youth to learn essential skills that could potentially save lives in emergency situations.
Participants were introduced to various techniques, including CPR, the Heimlich maneuver, and basic first aid. Firefighters and rescue personnel demonstrated these skills, emphasizing the importance of being prepared and knowing how to respond in times of crisis.
The event not only aimed to educate but also to foster a sense of community and encourage young people to take an active role in safety and health awareness. Parents expressed their appreciation for the initiative, highlighting the importance of equipping the next generation with such critical knowledge.
Overall, the event was a success, leaving attendees inspired and better prepared to handle emergencies in their daily lives.
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