Instructor calls for first aid in driving tests

Friday, December 07, 2018

SELEBI-PHIKWE: A First aid Instructor has called on government to make first aid knowledge a basic requirement before one obtains a driver’s licence.

Michael Seleka is a trained first aider who volunteers his services in schools, other institutions and even public transport operators and drivers about first aid.

He says that it is crucial for drivers to know first aid basics because they are mainly the ones transporting patients and injured people to health facilities.

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