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  • + leozalki Leo Zalki 2 months ago
    GREAT SHOW and you have put a clear analysis and good information.
    KEEP up the good work
  • + drshriniwas dr.shriniwas kashalikar 2 months ago
    Excellent efforst for a worthy and most humanitarian cause. All the best. I am sharing your mails with my contacts. You can make a list of option as to how one can participate in this mega project for everyone’s benefit.
  • + pmsanwal pmsanwal 2 months ago
    Dear Abhishek !
    Nice to see you pick ’Up’ (!!) this topic. I too suffered a fatal road accident 2 years back and thus better empathize.
    Just to add that from slide No. 10 onwards, in phrase '...sever disability' the word ’sever’ ( = split / separate ) needs to be replaced by ’severe’ ( = harsh / rigorous ) disability.
    …and yes… I voted you UP !
    …keep on the (road) show !!
    Pankaj Sanwal
    VP – HR
    JSL.
  • + abhishekshah Abhishek Shah 2 months ago
    http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=VE9J...

    Publication: Times of India Mumbai; Date: Sep 12, 2009; Section: Front Page; Page: 1

    Cars No 1 killer of youth globally Road Mishaps Account For 10% Of 2.6 M Deaths/Yr In 10-24 Age Group
  • + vks369 vks369 2 months ago
    You are able to clearly communicate the message through the presentation.

    Vks
  • + abhishekshah Abhishek Shah 2 months ago
    I would also like to Thank Praveen P.A. (praveen.pa@gmail.com) for his inputs for the presentation.
  • + xiby George Sciberras. to appreciate the PPS, download it. 2 months ago
    Man has created so many a commodity for himself that has given him a better standard of living, but ’man’ has not always made good use of such a commodity and this led to fatal endings. When will man learn?
  • + DINISHA Dinisha 2 months ago
    So creative presentation dear friend.... My Vote Up !! Dinisha
  • + CMP Carmen María Pérez 2 months ago
    Excelent work. My vote Up.
  • + zuhal ZUHAL S 2 months ago
    NICE PRESENTAIONS MY VOTE FOR YOU

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  1. On the Road towards a better tomorrow. Image credits corbis.co.in
  2. “One death every 30 seconds” Image credits corbis.co.in “ ”
  3. gra situation vity of the Image credits corbis.co.in
  4. the top 10 causes of death 4.18 5.71 3.02 2.16 7.2 2.04 1.46 1.18 1.32 1.27 * Death in millions
  5. the top 10 causes of death 4.18 5.71 3.02 2.16 7.2 2.04 1.46 1.18 1.32 1.27 * Death in millions more than 1.3 million people are killed in road accidents, Worldwide , Every year.
  6. the economic cost of this epidemic Image credits corbis.co.in ranges between 1 – 5% of GDP for Every Nation.
  7. some countries ha become accustomed to ve accepting these deaths as part of development.
  8. some countries ha become accustomed to ve accepting these deaths as part of development. in india more than 240 people die everyday in vehicle crashes – the equivalent of a jumbo jet falling from sky everyday – yet their deaths are not newsworthy.
  9. for every death, there are far greater number of injuries.
  10. for every death, there are far greater number of injuries. four person with sever/permanent disability.
  11. for every death, there are far greater number of injuries. four person with sever/permanent disability. ten person requiring hospital admission.
  12. for every death, there are far greater number of injuries. four person with sever/permanent disability. ten person requiring hospital admission. thirty person requiring emergency room treatment.
  13. for every death, there are far greater number of injuries. four person with sever/permanent disability. ten person requiring hospital admission. thirty person requiring emergency room treatment. and more than two hundred requiring first aid .
  14. which also means that road traffic injuries
  15. …cause death & disability in short period of time.
  16. …cause death & disability in short period of time. affect & impact low & middle income countries.
  17. …cause death & disability in short period of time. affect & impact low & middle income countries. which means an increased social & economic burden.
  18. …cause death & disability in short period of time. affect & impact low & middle income countries. which means an increased social & economic burden. and impact the lives of poor & vulnerable.
  19. Image credits corbis.co.in
  20. victims suffer with injuries /longtime disabilities, often loose their job, suffer depression/ substance abuse.
  21. victims suffer with injuries /longtime disabilities, often loose their job, suffer depression/ substance abuse. survivor suffer from post-traumatic anxiety, fear & depression & if they were at fault, experience a lifelong sense of guilt & regret.
  22. victims suffer with injuries /longtime disabilities, often loose their job, suffer depression/ substance abuse. survivor suffer from post-traumatic anxiety, fear & depression & if they were at fault, experience a lifelong sense of guilt & regret. families of victims also suffer – they loose their loved one & many times a breadwinner for family, sometimes without any insurance for the victim.
  23. road to life Image credits corbis.co.in
  24. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs.
  25. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. setting, raising awareness of & enforcing laws
  26. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. setting, raising awareness of & enforcing laws formulating & implementing transport & land-use policies that promote fewer, shorter & safer trips.
  27. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. setting, raising awareness of & enforcing laws formulating & implementing transport & land-use policies that promote fewer, shorter & safer trips. encouraging the use of safer modes of travel.
  28. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. setting, raising awareness of & enforcing laws formulating & implementing transport & land-use policies that promote fewer, shorter & safer trips. encouraging the use of safer modes of tra vel. develop gadgets for collision prevention.
  29. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. setting, raising awareness of & enforcing laws formulating & implementing transport & land-use policies that promote fewer, shorter & safer trips. encouraging the use of safer modes of tra vel. develop gadgets for collision prevention. incorporating injury prevention measures into traffic management & road design.
  30. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs.
  31. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly but smoothly.
  32. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly choose your course of but smoothly. action.
  33. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly choose your course of but smoothly. action. brake with control.
  34. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly choose your course of but smoothly. action. brake with control. steer smoothly.
  35. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly choose your course of but smoothly. action. brake with control. steer smoothly. accelerate if needed.
  36. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly choose your course of but smoothly. action. brake with control. steer smoothly. accelerate if needed. take steps to recover if you start to skid or lose control.
  37. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly choose your course of but smoothly. action. brake with control. steer smoothly. accelerate if needed. take steps to recover if if a crash is you start to skid or lose unavoidable, try to minimize control. damage.
  38. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. stay calm, respond quickly choose your course of but smoothly. action. brake with control. steer smoothly. accelerate if needed. take steps to recover if if a crash is you start to skid or lose unavoidable, try to minimize control. damage. call emergency services after a crash.
  39. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. 3.treating the injuries to minimize the trauma.
  40. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. 3.treating the injuries to minimize the trauma. medical infrastructure needs a significant boost.
  41. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. 3.treating the injuries to minimize the trauma. medical infrastructure needs a significant boost. first aid facility available in public transports, community markets etc.
  42. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. 3.treating the injuries to minimize the trauma. medical infrastructure needs a significant boost. first aid facility available in public transports, community markets etc. basic training on first aid to all citizens.
  43. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. 3.treating the injuries to minimize the trauma. medical infrastructure needs a significant boost. first aid facility available in public transports, community markets etc. basic training on first aid to all citizens. law to not be the hurdle for immediate treatments in case of an accident.
  44. three pointers 1. preventing a crash before it occurs. 2. minimizing injuries if a crash does occurs. 3.treating the injuries to minimize the trauma. medical infrastructure needs a significant boost. first aid facility available in public transports, community markets etc. basic training on first aid to all citizens. law to not be the hurdle for immediate treatments in case of an accident. any procrastination should be prosecuted.
  45. one for the road Image credits corbis.co.in
  46. remember road traffic injuries are already the number one killer of 10-24 year olds.
  47. would you still regard “road accidents” as unfortunate mischance or an inevitable accompaniment?
  48. think again! someone is waiting at home
  49. Special thanks to www.slideshare.net/safeindianroads www.slideshare.net/abhishekshah abhishek.shah@live.com

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