AM Phakdee Saengxuto represented the King to receive 220 sets of basic life support training tools from Bangkok Dusit Medical Services in a ceremony held at the theatre of the Royal Household Bureau at 8:30am.

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The company donated 100 sets of top-half models for resuscitating training, 100 sets of full-size child models for resuscitating training and 20 choking training vests. 
Phakdee said the training kits will be used for providing basic life support to volunteers. 
The training kits were donated after His Majesty instructed officials from private agencies to work with private agencies to provide basic life support training to the people.

Royal staff to provide first aid training

His Majesty the King has instructed officials from his private agencies to provide basic life support training to members of the public, His Majesty's assistant principal private secretary said on Thursday.