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Young woman gives CPR for 20 minutes to a man who had a heart attack on a moving train

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A young woman from Parbatsar kept giving CPR for 20 minutes to a man who had a heart attack on a moving train, says this short video's description.

Key Lessons

  • She kept giving CPR for 20 minutes without giving up, says the description.
  • The description says she is a nursing student: first-aid training makes a real difference when someone collapses.
  • General guidance: on a train, ask a co-passenger to call 112 or the railway helpline 139 and to find a doctor or a trained person, while you keep the patient flat and keep pushing.
  • General guidance: CPR is tiring. If someone else can help, change over every two minutes so that the pushes stay hard and fast.

What Happened

According to the video's description, a man had a heart attack on a moving train, and a young woman from Parbatsar kept giving him CPR for 20 minutes and saved his life. Other passengers filmed the scene. The description says she is a nursing student. The clip is only 39 seconds long and comes from a small channel, Shekhawati Express.

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