World · East Asia & Pacific · 18 hrs ago
21 Ternate journalists trained in water rescue
Basarnas Ternate trained 21 journalists in water rescue skills in Ternate.
The training covered basic ways to help people in distress in the water, including using a rescue buoy.
Participants also learned safety steps for incidents near or on the water.
The course included survival skills for emergencies.
The training aims to help journalists protect themselves while reporting in places where water accidents may occur.
Basarnas Ternate hopes the skills will improve journalists’ readiness and help them take appropriate first steps in dangerous situations.
Basarnas Ternate trained 21 journalists in water rescue.
The training aimed to improve their rescue skills and readiness around water.
Participants learned basic water rescue techniques, including how to use a ring buoy to help someone in an emergency.
They also learned water-safety measures and survival skills for emergencies.
Basarnas Ternate said the training would help journalists stay safer while reporting near water.
- Who
- 21 journalists took part in training provided by Basarnas Ternate.
- What
- They received water-rescue training, including basic rescue, water safety and survival skills.
- When
- November 9, 2026, according to the article’s local dateline.
- Where
- Ternate.
- Why
- To improve journalists’ rescue skills and readiness around water, especially when reporting in potentially risky locations.
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- Participants
- 21 journalists
- Training provider
- Basarnas Ternate
- Location
- Ternate
- Rescue equipment
- Ring buoy