Rescuers Save Paraglider Who Stopped Breathing
A 59-year-old water sports rental shop owner in Omachi, Nagano Prefecture, has received a letter of appreciation from police after rescuing a paraglider who plunged into a lake on September 21, pulling the unconscious man from the water and performing CPR after discovering he was no longer breathing. (News On Japan)
A 59-year-old paraglider in Omachi, Nagano Prefecture, was saved by Muneo Nakata, the owner of a lakeside water sports rental shop. On September 21, Nakata witnessed the paraglider plunge into a lake and immediately boarded a boat to rescue him. Despite the man no longer breathing, Nakata performed CPR and managed to pull the unconscious victim onto the boat.
With the help of two fishermen, Nakata revived the paraglider, and he regained consciousness. The man was transported to a hospital and survived without serious injuries. The rescued individual later returned to Nakata's shop, expressing gratitude to those who saved his life. Police awarded Nakata a letter of appreciation for his quick response and life-saving efforts.
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