Rescue Cab Drivers Making Way for Safer Philippine Streets

In the latest public service initiative by Kuya Daniel Razon, cab drivers now have the chance to make Philippine roads a safer avenue for public transport.

Rescue Cab: Tulong Muna Bago Pasada or "Rescue First, Transport Later" transforms regular taxi drivers into friendly neighborhood lifesavers by offering first aid and basic life support (BLS) trainings for free.

"If only all taxi drivers will learn rescue, maybe our roads will be safer, because I know that with the knowledge you will gain about rescuing, you will be more disciplined drivers," remarked the UNTV CEO.

The idea follows Razon's advocacy with the Public Service Channel's News Team, which values life more than the story they can make out of predicaments that people are involved in. Tulong Muna Bago Balita or Rescue First, Report Later was launched on July 28, 2010.

(More about Tulong Muna Bago Balita: http://www.danielrazon.com/works/public-service/tulong-muna-bago-balita)

The first batch of cab drivers have already begun training where they are shown possible street scenarios they may encounter, and how to handle them properly. Participants will be handed certificates at the end of their training, attesting that they can perform first aid and BLS for the public.

When asked why he joined the undertaking, Guilredo Intano replied, "For me, it's so that I can help my fellows who I see on the streets and are involved in an accident."

For details on how to join the Rescue Cab training, or for more information, please contact the numbers displayed on the image below.

UNTV News and Rescue numbers to call.

Who you're gonna call for free first-aid training and more? UNTV Rescue Cab Numbers, that's for sure.

Originally posted on Facebook Notes: June 18, 2013

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