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World Trauma Day, on October 18th, raises awareness about injuries and trauma. It's a day to learn how to stay safe and prevent accidents. People everywhere are reminded to use seatbelts, wear helmets, and look both ways before crossing the street. Doctors and nurses also talk about how they help people who get hurt. The day is important because it teaches everyone to be more careful and to help others when they need it. By understanding more about safety, we can prevent accidents and help keep each other safe.
How to celebrate World Trauma Day?
To celebrate World Trauma Day, you can start by making a get-well card for someone who got hurt, to make them happy. You can also learn a little about how to help in emergencies, like knowing to call for help if someone is in trouble. Draw pictures or write stories about brave people like doctors or rescuers who help others. Share kindness by being gentle and supportive to friends who might have had a rough day. Lastly, think about ways to stay safe, like wearing a helmet when biking, to help you and others avoid getting hurt.
Where World Trauma Day is celebrated?
- - International
