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Doctor Collapses While Working Out In Gym; Dies Allegedly Due To Heart Attack As Haunting Video Goes Viral

A doctor in Assam suffered a tragic death after a heart attack while working out at a gym. The deceased, identified as Dr Sahin Rahman, fell unconscious and was rushed to the hospital. The incident has been been captured live on CCTV cameras. ASSAM: NAGAON MEDICAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DR SHAHIN RAHMAN DIES SUDDENLY WHILE WORKING OUT AT GYM; Dr Rahman reportedly fell ill at 7:36 PM on…

Doctor Collapses While Working Out In Gym; Dies Allegedly Due To Heart Attack As Haunting Video Goes Viral

Dr Sahin Rahman, an Associate Professor in Community Medicine at Nagaon Medical College and Hospital in Assam, tragically passed away on Wednesday evening while working out at a gym. According to reports, Rahman appeared to slow down during his workout before collapsing face first onto the floor unconscious. He was immediately rushed to the hospital, but died shortly after being admitted.

CCTV footage captured the incident, which occurred at 7:36 PM. The exact cause of Rahman's death remains unknown, but it is believed to be related to heart issues. The investigation into the incident is ongoing. While regular exercise is generally beneficial for health, it can sometimes cause reduced blood flow if there is increased physical strain.

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