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The BYD Singapore International Marathon has introduced "medic runners" trained to respond to medical emergencies along the race route. CNA's Justin Ong meets t…
The BYD Singapore International Marathon has introduced "medic runners" trained to respond to medical emergencies along the race route.
CNA's Justin Ong meets the volunteers who are putting their personal bests aside to help fellow runners, and finds out what it takes to become one. (Video: CNA/Lim Li Ting, Justin Ong)
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@@mrong5815Imported2wk ago
We need the Indonesian minister who said give free oxygen to the neighbors
@@jasonlai1892Imported2wk ago
This is certainly a very good initiative. These are probably runners who has decided instead of trying to run to compete with others and ownselves, they decided there is a much more meaning to just marathon run and that is to look out for and assist other runners who may not even know they need help. They are taught how to use AED and we know they are meant to save any life threatening runners. There should be a greater purpose in marathon running than just running to be top 30.
The BYD Singapore International Marathon has introduced "medic runners" trained to respond to medical emergencies along the race route.
CNA's Justin Ong meets the volunteers who are putting their personal bests aside to help fellow runners, and finds out what it takes to become one. (Video: CNA/Lim Li Ting, Justin Ong)
#marathon #singapore
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Meet the marathoners who put saving lives before personal bests
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