Peli BioThermal adds new distributor alliances in key European locations
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The temperature-controlled packaging specialist has established commercial collaborations with Sharkmed Oy in Finland and Corena Pharmaceutical Wholesaler located in Turkey who will offer customers access to Peli BioThermalâs comprehensive range of products.
Founded in 2000, Sharkmed Oy specialises in supplying essential equipment to Emergency Medical Services, particularly Tactical Combat Casualty Care, alongside providing training in personal and fire safety. Based in Hyvinkaa, southern Finland, the company is also a long established distributor of high-performing cases provided by Peli BioThermalâs corporate parent, Peli Products.
Established in 1998 with its own robust service network, Corena Pharmaceutical Wholesaler supplies to 86 countries on six continents. The company is based in Turkeyâs capital Ankara and specialises in providing phar
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Published February 2, 2021, 4:14 PM
Some 21 members of the Philippine Coast Guard District in Palawan (CGDPAL) underwent a three-day Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) training under the United States Civilian-Military Support Element (CMSE) to equip them with the capability to respond to emergencies in the sea.
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The training of personnel and the crews of PCG vessels across Palawan held on Jan. 28 to 31, 2021 is part of the Coast Guard’s Surface Support Force (CGSSF) Boarding Officer Course.
The 21 participants were presented with scenarios designed to simulate emergencies during maritime law enforcement, maritime security, and maritime search and rescue operations, and were also trained on skills to address and manage an injury on the spot.
Members of the U.S. Civilian Military Support Element – Philippines conduct Tactical Combat Casualty Care Training for 21 Philippine Coast Guard District - Palawan personnel and crew of PCG vessels across Palawan from January 28 to 31.
MANILA, Feb. 2 From January 28 to 31, members of the U.S. Civilian Military Support Element – Philippines (CMSE PHL) conducted Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Training for Philippine Coast Guard District Palawan (CGDPAL) personnel and the crews of PCG vessels across Palawan as part of the Coast Guard’s Surface Support Force (CGSSF) Boarding Officer Course.
Through training scenarios designed to simulate emergencies during maritime law enforcement, maritime security, and maritime search and rescue operations, 21 students were trained on skills to address and manage an injury on the spot. Progressing through the three phases of TCCC and integrated into CGSSF’s Boarding Officer’s Course, this training strengthened the medical capabiliti