Video transcript: Hello, I’m Tim Defibrillator pads are on my chest, and the person has collapsed with heart failure. The defibrillator can shock them and help restart their heart.
My finger points to ‘Dial 999’. 80% of people can hear and make phone calls. They can open the box, enter the pin code, and unlock the door. It’s beautiful and easy to access.
But 20% of people cannot hear and make phone calls. How can we solve this? Please provide your comments and explain how to help people like me, who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or have hearing loss and cannot call.
My finger points to ‘Dial 999’. - #EmergencyPreparedness #DeafCommunity #HardOfHearing #StaySafe #TextTo999 #Accessibility #InclusiveSafety
Key Points: Using Defibrillator Pads: Learn how to help someone having heart problems using defibrillator pads.
Contacting Emergency Services: Find easy ways to call 999 without talking on the phone. Emergency SMS: Sign up for texting 999 in emergencies.
Emergency Apps: Get apps like Silent Beacon or ICE Medical Standard for quick help.
Text Relay and Relay UK App: Use these services to talk to emergency workers.
Preparation Tips: Register for Emergency SMS: Sign up for texting 999 by sending 'register' to 999.
Install Emergency Apps: Get and set up emergency apps on your phone.
Tell Family and Friends: Share your emergency plans with loved ones.
Set Up Visual Alerts: Install lights or other signs at home to help you know if there's an emergency. Stay safe and be ready! Your actions could save lives when things get tough.
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