Sapiens Hospital Conducts 2026 Fire Evacuation Drill to Reinforce Safety Standards
On April 1, 2026, Sapiens Hospital conducted its annual fire evacuation drill to strengthen safety standards and enhance preparedness for fire-related emergencies. The hospital’s management team, led by Dr. Arnat Udomsakdi, together with physicians, nurses, and staff from across the hospital, participated in the exercise.
The fire evacuation drill at Sapiens Hospital included both theoretical and practical training, covering emergency notification procedures, safe patient evacuation, the proper use of basic firefighting equipment, incident management, and coordination with relevant teams and agencies. These exercises are designed to strengthen an organized response and help reduce potential risks during an actual emergency.
Sapiens Hospital also conducted simulated emergency scenarios, allowing personnel to practice decision-making and response procedures under realistic conditions, with patient safety as a key priority. The exercise was closely supervised by the designated drill coordination team throughout the process.
Dr. Arnat Udomsakdi emphasized that Sapiens Hospital places importance on safety standards throughout its operations. Regular fire evacuation drills are an important part of emergency preparedness, helping personnel understand their roles and practice responding appropriately, promptly, and efficiently when an actual incident occurs.
This annual exercise reflects Sapiens Hospital’s continued commitment to providing quality healthcare alongside robust safety practices, helping create a safe and reassuring environment for patients, visitors, and hospital personnel.
