What is the importance of red cross?

Answer 1

1) To look after maternal and child welfare.

2) To arrange for ambulance service in all emergencies.

3) To educate people in accident prevention.

4) To extend all possible First - Aid in any accident.

5) To procure and supply blood for the needy victims of war and other calamities.

6) To extend relief and help to the victims of any calamity (flood, fire, famine, earthquakes, etc) .

P.S. I hope this information helps. =)

Source: ICSE Self Study in Biology

Answer 2

The Red Cross was established to assist those wounded in battle. Today, its mission is to end human suffering wherever it exists. The Red Cross helps people in crisis situations, such as floods, fires, hurricanes, earthquakes and tornadoes. It also provides training for first responders, educators and others interested in assisting in emergency situations.

Answer 3

The importance of the Red Cross , is that it comes to the aid of people all over the world when in trouble, like war, earthquakes, major floods, landslides and famine.It is called the Red Cross as it was started by a Swiss gentleman, could have taken the Red Cross from his flag.

Answer 4

The Red Cross is mandated by Congress to:

1. Provide aid to those stricken by a disaster

2, Provide service to the military and their families.

Answer 5

Its a hospital where Clara Barton worked in the 1800s. She was really good at medical care. Its a famous hospital because it was the seventh one made.