Edmonton firefighters return to Ukraine to teach medical course
The medical course focuses on life-saving interventions for injuries associated with military attacks on civilian populations.
Source: cisnfm.com
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The medical course focuses on life-saving interventions for injuries associated with military attacks on civilian populations.
The medical course focuses on life-saving interventions for injuries associated with military attacks on civilian populations.
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