December 2020 - Page 2 of 2 - Toronto First Aid

Proper use of face masks could cut COVID-19 transmission in Saskatchewan by 50%

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The proper use of face masks can help curb down the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Along with other safety precautions such as hand washing and physical distancing, it can greatly help in keeping one safe from the virus. Universal and consistent mask-wearing could cut COVID-19 transmission in Saskatchewan by at least 50%. A face […]

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Woman drowns near Peggy’s Cove

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In a recent drowning case, a woman reportedly passed away. The Nova Scotia Police has given confirmation that a woman drowned near Peggy’s Cove. The emergency workers responded to a report that a woman was struggling in the water. Watery ordeal According to the Halifax Fire and Emergency team, a local fisherman brought the woman

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The 81-year old woman dies in a pedestrian collision

Many mishaps occur on the road where some can result in minor injuries while others can be fatal. The Richmond RCMP is currently investigating a fatal incident on No. 1 Road and Tucker Road. Based on the report released by the Mounties, an 81-year old Richmond woman was hit by a late-model Mercedes SUV. The

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CPR performed on a man with serious injuries

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The quick delivery of life-saving measures such as CPR is useful during emergencies. Sadly, not all cases will yield a good outcome. A man who passed away in Clearbrook was given CPR. The investigators with the B.C.’s independent police watchdog stated that the Abbotsford officers had nothing to do with the death of a man

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