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In a remarkable act of courage and presence of mind, Police constable B Suresh of Tappachabutra Police Station saved the life of a TGPDCL contract worker who suffered a severe electric shock while carrying out repair works near Kummarwadi Hanuman Temple, Karwan.
Responding instantly during his BC-I patrolling duty, the constable rushed to the spot and found the worker unconscious and not breathing. Without wasting a moment, Suresh administered CPR on-site and successfully revived the victim's pulse and breathing before shifting him to the hospital for further treatment. Doctors stated that the timely CPR given during the golden hour played a crucial role in saving the worker's life, highlighting the Hyderabad City Police's commitment towards public safety and humanitarian service. In another heartwarming incident, CISF Inspector K Bikendra in April saved the life of a passenger, Suresh Kumar, who was travelling from Imphal to Delhi on an Air India Express flight. Kumar suddenly collapsed at the check-in area due to a suspected cardiac condition. The on-duty CISF Inspector responded immediately, alerting the airport medical team and administering CPR to the non-breathing passenger. Shortly thereafter, Kiron, a Commandant (Medical) with the CRPF, present as a co-passenger, took over the resuscitation efforts. The passenger regained consciousness and was shifted to the hospital via an airport ambulance. The passenger was reported stable. In another incident, earlier this month, a 41-year-old wife of an Indian Army officer, declared brain dead at Command Hospital, Chandimandir, in Panchkula, gave a new lease of life to a 14-year-old boy after her family consented to donate her organs, officials said. Her heart was allocated to Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi, where a specialised team quickly travelled to Chandigarh via chartered flight to retrieve the organ and transport it back within the critical time window. A green corridor was created to ensure rapid movement from the airport to the hospital. (ANI)
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