Edmonton firefighters return to Ukraine to teach medical course - Edmonton
The medical course focuses on life-saving interventions for injuries associated with military attacks on civilian populations.
Source: globalnews.ca
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The medical course focuses on life-saving interventions for injuries associated with military attacks on civilian populations.
Torch, an explosives detection dog trained by Alberta K9, will use his nose to sniff out landmines and unexploded ordinances overseas.
The group taught participants how to treat massive hemorrhages, serious internal injuries and obstructed airways.