Dr. Amjad Obaid aims for 60s response time in Sibang
The articles discuss the preparations of the Bahraini medical team to organize and manage the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia at the Sepang Circuit. Special attention is given to challenges posed by the climate, including high temperatures, humidity, and the possibility of rain. The team leader explained that work began in coordination with Malaysian crews, with details including the development of deployment plans, identification of medical devices and equipment, all focusing on rapid response times, which range from 30 to 60 seconds in the event of an incident. He also emphasized the importance of joint training and field drills to ensure the system’s readiness, safeguarding the safety of drivers, teams, and spectators during the race, taking into account the different nature of injuries and tropical conditions. The medical system is now in its final stages of preparation, with ongoing training and coordination to ensure the highest standards of safety.
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