Archive · 24 Dec 2025
78 Volunteers Complete Disaster Training in Hyderabad
Seventy-eight young volunteers from a college in Nizamabad district completed a special training program in Hyderabad.
This training, which lasted a week, was about how to handle emergencies and natural disasters.
The volunteers learned how to protect themselves and others, give first aid, and even how to rescue people during floods.
They also visited places where accidents happened and learned about weather information.
A special official gave them certificates at the end of the training to show they completed it.
78 Aapada Mitra volunteers completed a week-long disaster management training organized by HYDRAA under the National Disaster Management Authority scheme.
The training focused on self-protection, saving lives during emergencies, and acting as first responders in natural disasters.
Volunteers visited Gulzar Houz in Charminar, where a major accident had claimed 17 lives, and the meteorological department to learn weather data interpretation.
Practical demonstrations included flood rescue using boats, first aid, and prevention of household accidents at Bathukamma Kunta.
HYDRAA commissioner A.V. Ranganath handed over certificates to the volunteers, urging them to develop skills to grow as responsible individuals.
- Who
- 78 Aapada Mitra volunteers from Giriraju Government Degree College, Nizamabad district
- What
- Completed a week-long disaster management training
- When
- Certificates were handed over on Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To develop skills in self-protection, saving lives during emergencies, and acting as first responders in natural disasters
- Number of Volunteers
- 78
- Training Duration
- One week
- Organized By
- HYDRAA
- Scheme
- National Disaster Management Authority
- Location
- Hyderabad, India
- College
- Giriraju Government Degree College, Nizamabad district
- Certificates Presented By
- HYDRAA commissioner A.V. Ranganath