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Red Cross trains Abuja e-hailing drivers on emergency roadside first aid

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The Red Cross trained Abuja e-hailing drivers on emergency roadside first aid and crash casualty management to improve survival rates during road accidents Read More: https://punchng.com/red-cross-trains-abuja-e-hailing-drivers-on-emergency-roadside-first-aid/

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