emergency preparedness<\/a> for teams working in high-risk demining environments.<\/p>\nThe training was conducted at Kara General Hospital and involved 16 field paramedics from Project Masam. Participants underwent intensive instruction for up to 12 hours per day, combining international medical expertise from Project Masam\u2019s medical staff with the hospital\u2019s local clinical experience.<\/p>\n
The curriculum focused on rapid-response skills in critical care, operating room procedures, and emergency medical management in hazardous field conditions. The program significantly enhances the capacity of medical teams tasked with supporting engineering units during mine clearance operations.<\/p>\n
During a visit marking the conclusion of the programme, Andrew Sean Wells<\/span><\/span>, Deputy Director of Operations for Project Masam in Marib, accompanied by Romeo Paige<\/span><\/span>, Head of the Medical Department at the Project Masam office in Marib, emphasised that continuous capacity-building for medical personnel is a central pillar of the project\u2019s comprehensive safety strategy.<\/p>\nWells also praised the effective cooperation with Kara General Hospital<\/span><\/span>, highlighting the hospital\u2019s vital role in the success of the specialised training program.<\/p>\nHe concluded by noting that this initiative forms part of a series of annual training programs implemented by Project Masam, reaffirming the project\u2019s commitment to applying the highest international standards of safety, medical preparedness, and emergency response throughout demining operations in Yemen.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t