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Coca-Cola PNG and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PNG have joined forces with the Paradise Cinemas to refresh and rebrand the Premium lounge, located at Vision City Megamall in Port Moresby.

Under this partnership, TCCC has unveiled a ‘chill – out zone’ that radiates a relaxed atmosphere, with cozy furnishings and designs synonymous with the brand’s global identity.

This initiative is aimed at enhancing the cinematic experiences for audiences.

The partnership was solidified last Thursday, when Coca-Cola sponsored the private screening of the highly anticipated movie; “Bad Boys Ride or Die.”

The newly rebranded Coca-Cola Premium Lounge was filled with movie enthusiasts and film – goers, to catch a flick of the long-awaited movie.

When asked about their experience of the new look Premium Lounge, film goer Hananaia Dickson said, it is “Clean, Bright and very Inviting.”

She said she would invite her friends to come experience the new look Coca-Cola Premium Lounge.

She also shared her experience on the Private Screening.

“I have never been to a private screening before, so it was very new to me and very nice. The atmosphere was nice, and everyone was really inviting. The movie was really great,” she said.

Twenty-three students from Mougulu Secondary School in Western Province visited the National Ambulance Service headquarter in Port Moresby for some emergency life saving tips.

The excursion is part of the school’s educational program for first aid.

Mougulu Secondary school is located in remote Middle Fly District.

The school was established in 2019.

This year the school will graduate its first grade 12 students.

Founder of the Mougulu Secondary school, Mrs Sally Lloyd said health care is one of the problems that persuades students to drop out of school.

A simple request by Mrs Lloyd to the Management of St John Ambulance Service made the visit possible.

Mrs Lloyd said because of the schools geographical location it was important that they learn first aid from professional ambulance officers.

Mougulu is a small mission station and is only accessible by small engine aircrafts and it is very hard for medivac or transporting sick people.

Mougulu secondary students receive life saving training from St John Ambulance staff.

The only means of transport in Mougulu is canoe. The villagers use the river to access education and basic health needs.

The 23 students received attainment certificates from St John’s Ambulance following the completion of the training.

St John Ambulance’s Public Relations officer, Lulu Mark urged other schools in the country to also take part in such programs to learn life saving skills.

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