Archive · 27 Aug 2026
APCRDA Staff Receive Hands-On CPR Training in Amaravati
APCRDA held a class to teach its workers how to perform CPR.
CPR is an emergency technique that can help someone whose heart has suddenly stopped.
The training took place at the Rayapudi Project Office in Amaravati.
Doctors and medical staff from AIIMS Mangalagiri led the programme.
They showed participants what to do before professional medical help arrives.
The employees practiced CPR themselves during hands-on sessions.
The trainers said people should stay calm and act quickly in an emergency.
More than 110 workers attended.
APCRDA plans to hold similar health and safety programmes regularly.
APCRDA held a hands-on CPR training programme at its Rayapudi Project Office in Amaravati.
The programme was organised by APCRDA’s Social Development Department with medical experts from AIIMS Mangalagiri.
More than 110 officials and employees attended the training on Thursday.
Participants learned basic CPR techniques and how to assist during sudden cardiac arrest emergencies.
APCRDA said it would regularly conduct awareness and training programmes focused on employee health and safety.
- Who
- More than 110 APCRDA officials and employees, with medical experts from AIIMS Mangalagiri.
- What
- A hands-on training programme on cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR.
- When
- Thursday.
- Where
- The APCRDA Rayapudi Project Office in Amaravati.
- Why
- To help staff respond promptly to emergencies such as sudden cardiac arrest before professional medical help arrives, and to promote employee health and safety.
- Organiser
- APCRDA Social Development Department
- Medical partner
- AIIMS Mangalagiri
- Attendance
- More than 110 officials and employees
- Training focus
- Basic CPR techniques and immediate emergency assistance
- Location
- Rayapudi Project Office, Amaravati
- Future plans
- APCRDA said similar awareness and training programmes will be organised regularly