The Senate Joint Emergency Response Committee, together with the Bangkok Health Promotion Foundation, is launching a New Year campaign: Don't Drink and Drive, Get Home Safe. Emphasizes that 28% of accidents are due to drunken driving.Deaths occur in accidents within 5-10 kilometers from their homes, emphasizing basic assistance to accident victims. Increase the patient's chance of survival
on 27 November 2023 at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre. The Joint Committee on Emergency Rescue and Road Safety, Senate, Thai Health Promotion Foundation (Thai Health Promotion Foundation) and network partners organized the New Year 2024 campaign activity “Don't Drink and Drive…Get Home Safe” episode on CPR and life-saving minutes for emergency patients, Mr. . Surachai Liangpoonlertsai. The senator and chairman of the Senate Joint Committee on Emergency Rescue and Road Safety said the New Year festival is a time to celebrate the new year and start good things. At the same time, it is a time of high travel. With a concern for travel safety, the Joint Committee on Emergency Rescue and Road Safety, the Senate, Thai Health Promotion Foundation, Bangkok and road safety network partners organize an activity to promote drunk driving this New Year, “Don't Drunk and Drive, Go Home Safe”. It is the main cause of 28% road accidents. No one should be killed, disabled or injured in an accident. It accounts for up to 38%, including the use of speed.Therefore, we invite you to avoid drinking and driving and slow down during the travel season. Celebrate this New Year safely by reducing the risk of accidents
“Furthermore, now-a-days emergency diseases are on the rise. Both accidents are caused by congenital disease sudden asphyxiation, heart failure, basic life support, CPR and basic AED asphyxiation with proper skills as per standards. To take care of life of family members and community, basic life support in time. It's important to get and implement and get it right, including referring patients to doctors and hospitals, which will give patients a chance to survive and return to their normal lives,” said Mr. Surachai.
Assistant Fund Manager of Thailand Health Promotion Foundation, Dr. Pirot Sanuwam said: “More than 50% of the blood alcohol test results of road accident victims have been found to have alcohol in their blood. Therefore, Thai Health Promotion Foundation has prepared the games. Media: Under the campaign “Don't Drunk and Drive: Drunk and Brain Drunk”, 2 stories highlighting the effects of alcohol to make motorists aware of the dangers of drunk driving. It deeply affects the brain and driving and reduces the response and decision to brake the car at the right time. In addition to miscalculated driving distance, the Thai Health Promotion Foundation can also use campaign media to send family and friends to join the campaign to stop drunk driving. And continues to communicate and campaign with “giving alcohol = cursing” which emphasizes giving valuable New Year gifts and giving good to each other. This New Year instead of giving alcohol. Give good. Today's activity includes demonstration of basic life support, which is important in emergency situations. Patients should be properly assisted. We wish people a happy and safe journey this New Year. Don't drink and drive. Come home safely.
“Thai Health Promotion Foundation Joins Accident Reduction Network Partners. Build Road Safety Join a network of 35 counties, more than 3,000 health sub-counties and 189 local governments in 20 provinces to coordinate and strengthen government action to create “safe driving sub-counties”, as the data clearly indicates. Deaths and injuries due to road accidents have occurred 5-10 kilometers away from home. The local administration should take steps to ensure the safety of the people in the area. And more than 100 networks of drink-driving victims across the country are campaigning to reduce road accidents and urge provinces and agencies to take measures to ensure road safety during New Year's Eve 2024. Network of Alcohol Abstinence Organizations. And a network of monks developing in 4 regions with the Provincial Office of Buddhism Provincial Cultural Office New Year prayer in more than 140 temples “Good start, good life, welcome the new year,” said Dr. Pirot.
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