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Prince Charles demonstrating resuscitation techniques on an inflatable doll at an
Prince Charles demonstrating resuscitation techniques on an inflatable doll at an ambulance centre in Wellington, New Zealand. 8th February 1994
Kent Gavin
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Wellington
NEW ZEALAND
DM R94 831
Media ID 21918947
© Mirrorpix
1994 Dummy First Aid Kiss Of Life Medical Mouth To Mouth New Zealand Overseas Prince Charles Prince Of Wales Resuscitation Wellington
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Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, showcases his commitment to public service as he demonstrates resuscitation techniques on an inflatable doll during a visit to an ambulance centre in Wellington, New Zealand. This photograph captured by Kent Gavin on 8th February 1994 takes us back to the 1990s when first aid training was gaining prominence worldwide. In this image, we witness Prince Charles diligently performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, commonly known as the 'kiss of life, ' showcasing his dedication towards learning life-saving skills. The dummy serves as a model for practicing these vital techniques that can potentially save lives in emergency situations. During his overseas visit to New Zealand, Prince Charles took the opportunity to engage with medical professionals and gain firsthand experience at the forefront of healthcare services. His presence at the ambulance center highlights not only his royal status but also his genuine concern for promoting health and safety among communities. This snapshot from Memory Lane Prints encapsulates a significant moment where royalty meets practicality – where tradition merges with modernity. It serves as a reminder that even those born into privilege can actively contribute towards society's well-being through education and hands-on involvement. As we reflect upon this intriguing photograph decades later, it stands as a testament to Prince Charles' unwavering commitment towards making a positive impact globally.
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