Aster MIMS successfully concluded its “Be First to Save Lives” campaign with a special awareness event held at Rouzathul Uloom Arabic College Feroke, marking the observance of World Trauma Day 2025.
The campaign, organised by the Emergency Department of Aster MIMS, aimed to empower the public with essential trauma care training, helping people act quickly, safely, and correctly in the event of accidents and medical emergencies. Through interactive workshops and hands-on sessions across multiple districts, participants learned how an immediate first response can make the difference between life and loss.
The event served as the final destination of this impactful journey. The event was inaugurated by National Award-winning actress Ms. Surabhi Lakshmi, who highlighted the importance of community awareness in preventing trauma-related deaths. Mr. Muhammed Noufal C V, Senior News Editor, Media One, joined as the Guest of Honour, sharing thoughts on how the media can play a vital role in spreading emergency response education.
As part of the event, roadshow team members who worked tirelessly across districts were felicitated for their dedication and service.
Through “Be First to Save Lives - Road Suraksha 2025”, Aster MIMS continues its commitment to saving lives through education, awareness, and timely action, reminding everyone that the right response at the right moment can truly save lives.
