A passenger at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport collapsed due to a suspected cardiac arrest. Quick action by CISF personnel, including immediate CPR, saved the man’s life and he is now recovering in the hospital.
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Dr. Priya, a doctor returning from the Amarnath Yatra, performed CPR on an elderly man who suffered a cardiac arrest at Delhi Airport, saving his life. The incident highlights the importance of quick action and CPR in cardiac emergencies.
On Saturday, April 20th, a medical emergency occurred at the 69th annual Westfield River Wildwater Races. At approximately 1 p.m., race participants witnessed a male individual pass out and become unresponsive. They immediately initiated CPR. Detail officers and State Police troopers assigned to the race arrived on the scene to assist.
In a remarkable turn of events, a man who suffered a cardiac arrest while on the toilet was saved thanks to his girlfriend hearing his phone fall. Chris Rowell, now 52, collapsed in January 2021 and his heart stopped. But his partner, Becka, heard the noise and rushed to his aid. With the help of their nurse neighbor, they performed CPR for 20 minutes until paramedics arrived. Rowell was rushed to the hospital and spent three days in a coma before undergoing a balloon angioplasty. Fast forward to 2023, Rowell has now completed the London Marathon to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation. He ran the 26.2-mile course in just under five hours, raising an incredible £2,500 for the charity.