On Tuesday, August 20th, a passenger named Arshid Ayoub was preparing for his flight to Srinagar from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport when he suddenly collapsed. Witnesses believe he suffered a cardiac arrest. Thankfully, three Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel were quick to react and rushed to his aid.
One of the CISF personnel immediately began performing CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) on Arshid. The timely intervention and skilled CPR helped to stabilize his condition, and he was promptly taken to Safdarjung Hospital. According to the CISF, Arshid is now in stable condition.
The incident has highlighted the importance of quick action and the life-saving potential of CPR. Many social media users have commented on the video, emphasizing the need for CPR training in schools and workplaces.
“CPR should be taught in schools and colleges. Big thing when needed,” one user wrote. Another user agreed, stating, “Good work. CPR should be taught in educational institutions and all young people who are working in office, factory or any department. Compulsory to govt employee.”
The incident has also sparked a discussion about the potential for more widespread CPR training, particularly among young people. One user commented, “If only average people were trained for such situations. I believe Agniveer in those youth among us could have been lot more help when time is crucial. The guy was lucky.”
This incident serves as a powerful reminder of the critical role that CPR plays in emergency situations. It also highlights the importance of readily available training and the potential for every individual to be equipped with the skills to save a life.
