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EP99：中華民國海上救生協會，台東分會會長楊國聖，及兩位教練阿濬、阿翔，分享這幾年海上救生的心得⋯

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EP99：中華民國海上救生協會，台東分會會長楊國聖，及兩位教練阿濬、阿翔，分享這幾年海上救生的心得⋯

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一吉邦 A-One節目 第九十九集 吉董與國聖相識在綠島，因為一路上看到國聖默默的在做一些公益活動，關懷獨居老人、海生救生活動，被他的精神所感動，之所以成為好朋友。 三位這次特別北上協助，腦麻身障海上體驗活動，看到身障朋友們碰到水的快樂，一整天從台東北上的辛勞都不算什麼⋯今年的活動也獲得萬里區黃區長鼎力支持，希望明年再相會。 海上救協出自於海龍蛙兵的退役學長，源自於他們自身的技能及對社會的責任，從民間組織到各個分會成立，吉董也是台東分會的顧問。 海龍蛙兵是他們的驕傲，海上救協是他們堅持，台灣水域安全是大家必須瞭解的知識。 本節目由Feebees 襪鞋冠名贊助 -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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