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Seoul city bus driver revives a man who collapsed at a bus stop with CPR

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A Seoul city bus driver gave CPR to a man who collapsed at a bus stop late at night. His breathing returned after nearly four minutes, says KBS News.

Key Lessons

  • The driver checked for breathing, consciousness and a pulse, called the emergency number and started CPR at once.
  • The man's breathing returned after nearly four minutes of CPR, and he was taken to hospital.
  • The driver said the four hours of emergency training he gets every year made CPR feel like an automatic response.
  • General guidance: in India call 112 or 108, push hard and fast in the centre of the chest, and learn CPR through a recognised training course.

What Happened

KBS News reports that late at night a man collapsed at a bus stop in Seoul. A city bus driver with 28 years of experience rushed out of his bus, found that the man had no breathing, no consciousness and no pulse, called the emergency number and began CPR at once. After nearly four minutes the man's breathing returned and he was taken to hospital. The driver then went back to his bus and drove on.

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