Heart Attack at Delhi Airport: Passenger Collapses at IGI, Another Saves Life by Giving CPR; Video Goes Viral

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: November 8, 2024 06:34 PM2024-11-08T18:34:15+5:302024-11-08T18:35:38+5:30

Emergencies can arise at any time, so it’s essential to stay alert and prepared. It’s equally important for people ...

Heart Attack at Delhi Airport: Passenger Collapses at IGI, Another Saves Life by Giving CPR; Video Goes Viral | Heart Attack at Delhi Airport: Passenger Collapses at IGI, Another Saves Life by Giving CPR; Video Goes Viral

Heart Attack at Delhi Airport: Passenger Collapses at IGI, Another Saves Life by Giving CPR; Video Goes Viral

Emergencies can arise at any time, so it’s essential to stay alert and prepared. It’s equally important for people to learn life-saving techniques like CPR (Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation), as one never knows when they might need it. A recent video circulating on social media highlights this point, showing a scene at Delhi International Airport where a man’s life was saved after he suffered a heart attack. Another person at the airport responded quickly, performing CPR to revive him.

In a viral video, it can be seen a passenger suddenly collapsed near Gate Number 34 of Indira Gandhi International Airport
(IGI) Terminal 2. He was preparing to board an IndiGo Airlines flight to Raipur when he suffered a heart attack, causing him to fall to the ground and begin shaking.

Man Saves Passenger's Life by Giving CPR at Delhi Airport

Nearby passengers and IndiGo Airlines crew members immediately responded. Among them was a doctor, who quickly began performing CPR on the unconscious man. After a few seconds of CPR, the passenger regained consciousness.

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According to the information, a member of the IndiGo Airlines crew promptly called for a medical team, and the passenger was referred for further medical care. Thanks to the swift action of a fellow passenger trained in CPR, the man’s life was saved.

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