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‘Arrive alive’ says NetcarePlus to the community

NetcarePlus in Sunninghill urges South Africans to prioritize safety both on the roads and at holiday destinations.

With various industry players and provincial governments launching campaigns to raise awareness and ensure safer roads for all travellers, NetcarePlus in Sunninghill urges South Africans to prioritize safety both on the roads and at holiday destinations.

Teshlin Akaloo, managing director at NetcarePlus, emphasizes the importance of taking care during this time, stating, “We encourage the public to take extra care and focus on their safety when travelling and while away.”

He offers these essential tips to help everyone stay safe:

  •  Travel Safety: Whether traveling by car, plane, or any other means, always prioritize safety. Wear seat belts, take breaks to avoid fatigue on long journeys, and adhere to traffic rules.
  •  Home Safety: If hosting gatherings at home, ensure walkways are clear and well-lit to prevent accidents. Be cautious with decorations, especially around candles and electrical outlets, and keep an eye on children to prevent accidents.
  •  Fire Safety: Ensure fire safety protocols are in place in your home and property. Keep cooking areas clear of combustibles, place matches and lighters out of reach of children, and ensure pot handles are turned inward on the stove.
  •  Emergency Preparedness: Familiarize yourself with local emergency numbers and the nearest medical facilities. Keep a first aid kit handy and know basic first aid procedures. Netcare 911 offers immediate emergency response 24/7 through their app, ensuring help is always just a click away.

Recognizing the unexpected and costly nature of accidents, especially for those without medical insurance, Teshlin stresses the importance of being proactive and mindful of safety measures to reduce the risk of accidents during the Easter period.

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