So far, 20 members and Masters’ officials have signed up for the training according to MBFNMI board chairman, Ray Lizama.
The training session, Lizama said will help ensure that the Masters League will have CPR-certified individuals to run the games in the future leagues.
Basketball league organizers will have knowledge not only about basketball rules, but also about live-saving measures.
“It’s essential that now MBFNMI, will be well rounded, and our members can utilize their skills/training in our community in the event of a victim needs assistance,” Lizama said.
MBFNMI, he said is grateful that ARC-NMI’s is giving the Masters the chance to serve other members of CNMI community.
“Sports are prone to injuries, and we can say we can administer proper care for our members. MBFNMI, is comitted in serving our members with high standards our quality services, and with the NMI Red Cross Chapter commitment has loud our objectives, goals, and missions,” he said.
