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23/09/2026

🚿 A wet bathroom floor can turn a routine moment into a painful fall—before helping someone up, take a moment to check for serious injury.

First, make the area safe. Check whether the person is responsive and breathing, and ask if they have pain in their head, neck, back or hip.

Don’t move them if a serious injury is suspected. Call emergency services if they cannot get up, are unconscious, have difficulty breathing or may be badly injured.

Check first. Move only if safe.

Be prepared. Be a lifesaver.

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21/09/2026

What you learn today could save a life tomorrow.

Emergencies can happen anywhere — at home, at school, at work, on the road or near water. What matters is knowing how to respond when it counts.

Your knowledge could be someone’s lifeline.

Learn lifesaving skills. Be a lifesaver.

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16/09/2026

Stroke can happen suddenly — and recognising the signs quickly matters.

Remember B.E. F.A.S.T. 🧠

B — Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordination
E — Eyes: Sudden vision loss or change
F — Face: One side of the face drooping
A — Arms: Sudden weakness or numbness in one arm
S — Speech: Slurred or difficult speech
T — Time: Call 112 / seek emergency medical help immediately

⚠️ Even one sudden sign is enough to act — even if the symptoms go away.

Note when the symptoms first appeared, or when the person was last known to be well. Every minute matters.

Everyday Emergencies. Lifesaving Knowledge.

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14/09/2026

Bappa is Vighnaharta — the remover of obstacles and a symbol of wisdom, courage and protection. 🙏

This Ganesh Chaturthi, may that spirit inspire us to look beyond our own safety and learn the skills that can help us protect a life when it matters most.

Because sometimes, being someone’s Rakshak begins with simply knowing what to do. ❤️

May Bappa bless every home with wisdom, strength and safety.

Ganpati Bappa Morya! 🌺🙏

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12/09/2026

Emergencies don’t come with a warning — and when every second matters, there may not be time to search for what to do.

Knowing basic first aid means being better prepared to recognise an emergency, respond appropriately and get help when it matters most.

Don’t wait until someone needs you.

Learn first aid before you need it.

Because a lifesaver isn’t always a professional. Sometimes, it’s simply the person who was prepared.

Lifesaver in Every Home.

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09/09/2026

Your first-aid kit may be sitting exactly where it should be — but is it actually ready when you need it? 🩹

Supplies can expire. Packaging can get damaged. Essentials get used and forgotten. A quick check today can make a real difference during an emergency.

Take 5 minutes today to:
✔️ Check expiry dates
✔️ Replace used or expired supplies
✔️ Check that packaging is intact
✔️ Replenish missing essentials

Don’t wait for an emergency to discover your first-aid kit isn’t ready.

Everyday Emergencies. Lifesaving Knowledge.

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08/09/2026

⚡ An electrical accident can happen in seconds. Would you know what to do?

If someone comes into contact with live electricity, don’t rush forward and touch them—you could receive an electric shock too.

Switch off the power first. Then approach.

Once the electricity is disconnected:

✔️ Check their response and breathing
✔️ Call emergency services
✔️ Seek medical attention—even if no burn is visible

Electrical injuries can cause serious internal damage that may not be immediately apparent.

Be prepared. Be a lifesaver.

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06/09/2026

Behind every safe pool is a checklist most swimmers never see. 🩹🫁🦺

This week our team audited 13 PCMC swimming pools — lifeguards, first-aid kits, water quality, signage, the works. Because water safety isn't an accident, it's a habit. 💙

04/09/2026

The correct answer is B — Clear nearby hazards and protect them from injury. ✅

During a seizure, the priority is to keep the person safe while the seizure runs its course.

Move dangerous objects away, cushion their head if possible, and note how long the seizure lasts. Never restrain their movements or put anything in their mouth.

Once the movements stop, check their breathing and, if they are breathing normally, place them on their side and continue to monitor them.

Knowing the right action — and what not to do — can prevent further harm.

Everyday Emergencies. Lifesaving Knowledge.

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03/09/2026

When someone suddenly has a seizure, what you do first matters.

Would you know how to protect them from injury — and which common reactions could actually cause harm?

Test your first-aid knowledge today.
Choose A, B, C or D in the comments. 👇

Answer revealed tomorrow.

Everyday Emergencies. Lifesaving Knowledge.

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Address

B4-101, Lunkad Daffodils, Viman Nagar
Pune
411014

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+919112217602

Website

http://www.lifesavingindia.org/

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