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In which country did Red Cross first started?

Switzerland 

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Who is the founder of International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies?

Henri Dunant

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What is the motto of Red Cross?

“Serve One Another “

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Name two natural disasters that the Red Cross may assist with.

Flood and earthquake.

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What is the special symbol that represents Red Cross?

A Red Cross on a white background.

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What are the aims of Red Cross?

1. To protect the life and health of oneself and others.

2. To give aid and comfort to the sick and suffering.

3. To link together all the children of the world in a chain of friendship.

4. To inform others about the Red Cross Principles and International Humanitarian.

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In what year was Red Cross founded internationally.

1864

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In what year did the Jamaica Red Cross first started?

1948

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What  is the address of the Kingston and St.Andrew office?

76 Arnold Road, Kingston 5, Jamaica

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How many countries came together in Geneva, Switzerland, to sign an important agreement called the Geneva Convention?

16

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How many branches does Red Cross have across the island ?

13 branches 

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Where can we find the national head quarters address of Red Cross ?

Central Village, St. Catherine, Jamaica

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Why was Red Cross founded?

Thousands of soldiers from different countries were fighting, and many were badly injured. There weren’t enough doctors or nurses to help them, and the hospitals were overcrowded.

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List 8 things that the Jamaica Red Cross does.

•Helping after hurricanes or disasters

•Teaching people how to stay healthy and prevent sickness

•Providing ambulance services

•Visiting hospitals

•Giving food and aid to the poor and disabled

•Training people in first aid, child care, and water safety

•Reuniting families separated by disasters or conflicts

•Recruiting blood donors

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What are the Seven Fundamental Principles of the Red Cross Movement?

Humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence ,voluntary service , unity and universality 

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