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Minister of VSA conducts work visit to Fire and Ambulance department

March 26, 2021

Minister of VSA conducts work visit to Fire and Ambulance department
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PHILIPSBURG:— On Friday, March 26, 2021, The Minister of Public Health, Social Development, and Labor (VSA), Richard Panneflek, and his staff had a working visit at the Fire and Ambulance Department in Cay Hill.

In collaboration with RAV Brabant MWN and the Ambulance Service SXM, instructors Rudy Verschuren, Harm Verbeeten, Lianne van Driel and Ruud Verhalle trained in scenario education.The unique aspect of the training was the collaboration with all parties, police, fire brigade, Dutch Marines and Dispatch. Today was the last exercise of the week in which all parties showed their skills to ultimately provide good patient care. Since 2014, the RAV Brabant MWN has been a fixed value when it comes to training for ambulance service. Progress is being made at all levels.

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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/37178-minister-of-vsa-conducts-work-visit-to-fire-and-ambulance-department.html

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