Hoysala personnel save Bengaluru man’s life after he gets chest pain on road
On assessing his condition, the personnel performed CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) without delay.
On August 28, a 34-year-old man named Ravi was cycling on a road near the Fire Station in Magadi Road police station limits when he suddenly felt severe chest pain. Ravi stopped his bike by the roadside and began to experience worsening symptoms. Two Hoysala-88 personnel, Assistant Sub-Inspector Sachidanandamurthy and Head Constable Basavaraju, noticed Ravi's distress and rushed to his side.
Quickly assessing the situation, the two emergency responders immediately began administering CPR to Ravi without hesitation. Their swift actions proved crucial, as they managed to revive the man and potentially save his life. The quick-thinking and decisive action of the Hoysala-88 team has been commended for their presence of mind and rapid response during an emergency.
In the past few months, the Namma Hoysala team-112 has saved a total of 450 individuals, underscoring the vital role that first responders play in preventing fatalities during moments of acute distress.
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