TRANSPORTATION TECHNIQUES FOR VICTIMS DURING EMERGENCY

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TRANSPORTATION TECHNIQUES FOR VICTIMS DURING EMERGENCY Amit Kumar Dadhich Training Coordinator Disaster Management Institute Bhopal

P - Polite O - Obedient L - Loyal I - Intelligent C - Courageous E - Eager to help

Methods Ankle Pull Shoulder Pull Blanketing Drag Method Cradle Method Human Crutch Method Pick A Back Method Reverse Pick A Back Method Toe Drag Method Crawling Method Fire Man Lift : Method 1 Fire Man Lift : Method 2 Two Hand Seat Method Three Hand Seat Method Four Hand Seat Method Fore and Aeift Method Hammock carry Stretcher Lift

ONE RESCUER

ANKLE PULL

SHOULDER PULL

BLANKET PULL

Cradle Method

Human Crutch Method

Pick A Back Method

Reverse Pick A Back Method

Fire Man Lift : Method 1

Fire Man Lift : Method 2

Fire Man Lift : Method 2…

Fire Man Lift : Method 2…

Fire Man Lift : Method 2

Fire man lift : Method 2…..

Toe Drag Method

Crawling Method

TWO RESCUER

Two Hand Seat Method

Two Hand Seat Method…

Three Hand Seat Method

Three Hand Seat Method….

Four Hand Seat Method

Four Hand Seat Method….

Fore and Aft Method

Fore and Aeift Method…

CHAIR CARRY

THREE OR MORE RESCUERS

HAMMOCK CARRY

STRETCHER LIFT

STRETCHER LIFT….

STRETCHER LIFT…..

Blanketing Drag Method

Blanketing Drag Method……

Blanketing Drag Method…

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