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Emergency care performed on a man who sustained gunshot wounds

A 23-year old man sustained a gunshot wound on his leg on a shooting incident. The police are investigating the second drive-by shooting on Sandpiper Drive in Abbotsford.

According to Const. Ian MacDonald, the police received a call around 8:30 PM when residents reported gunshots fired in the 30700 block of Sandpiper Drive. The patrol officers searched the area and discovered shell casings on the road, but there was no proof that vehicles or houses were struck.

Abbotsford shooting

The police called regional hospitals to check if anyone arrived requiring emergency care. One hospital confirmed that a man just showed up with a gunshot wound to his leg. According to MacDonald, the victim does not reside in the area but lived in Abbotsford in the past and had a “negative contact” with police in the community. The victim is not cooperating with the police in providing information about the shooting, but the incident is believed to be part of the ongoing “Townline Hill” conflict.

Kelowna first aid
During emergencies, it is best that you are knowledgeable about basic first aid skills.

The necessity of first aid training

During emergencies, it is best that you are knowledgeable about basic first aid skills. You must enroll in first aid and CPR course to be prepared. You never know when emergencies occur and where.

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https://www.wikihow.com/Treat-a-Bullet-Wound

https://medlineplus.gov/ency/patientinstructions/000737.htm

https://www.wikihow.com/Do-Basic-First-Aid

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