Ministry of Health guides people to protect their health when watching the A80 parade

When caught in a crowd, people need to stay calm, not scream in panic, keep their hands in front of their chest to protect their lungs and avoid suffocation.

The above content was mentioned by the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Management ( Ministry of Health ) in the document guiding health protection in emergency situations, guiding people to attend the parade and march to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day (A80).

Specifically, the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Management reminds people:

Before attending the event, People should calculate travel time reasonably, should not arrive too early from the previous afternoon; dress neatly and politely; wear shoes or sandals with back straps, avoid high heels and slippers.

People should bring drinking water, snacks; and simple items to protect against the sun and rain such as: umbrellas, hats, hand fans... At the same time, proactively monitor your health to choose a suitable place to attend.

People watch the rehearsal of the ceremony to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2 at Ba Dinh Square. (Illustration: Dac Huy - Vien Minh)

While attending the event, People should avoid jostling and pushing; do not get too excited, avoid arguing and screaming. People should note that they can use the app A80 Or observe and identify the nearest medical stations where you are standing to be able to have a plan for yourself or those around you when there is a situation that requires medical care support.

In case of emergency , people need to stay calm and listen to the announcement from the authorities. Do not panic, run, or push, but follow the instructions of security forces and guards. Follow the flow of people, maintain a steady posture, do not try to go against the flow, and at the same time observe the exits and quickly leave the dangerous area.

If you fall in a crowd, you need to protect your head, cover your head; bend over to protect your vital organs and find a chance to stand up as soon as possible.

"Safety comes first. If you feel unsafe, leave the crowded area immediately," Ministry of Health recommends.

According to statistics from the Ministry of Health, during the State-level rehearsal of the A80 event on the morning of August 30, the military and civilian medical forces coordinated synchronously to handle 484 cases requiring medical support, of which 40 were severe cases that had to be transferred to the hospital. Hospital E received 9 cases, with no severe cases.

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