After the man drowned, he was considered to be dead by the police's cardiopulmonary resuscitation after manual respiration.

Zhao Shuang Cover Journalist Zhou Hong Pan

At noon on July 2nd, a man drowned at the Sanjiang Peninsula. After being rescued ashore, he had no heartbeat and was considered to have died. After the police of the second patrol of the Mianyang Special Patrol Patrol, the police in the nearby rushed to the man's cardiopulmonary resuscitation and artificial breathing. In the end, the man recovered his heartbeat. On July 6, the police involved in the rescue said that at that time, they only wanted to let the drowning people live.

On the evening of July 5th, some netizens posted a video of the police rescued for a drowning person. In the video, the drowning man's face was covered by clothing. After the police came to unveil the clothes, they carried out operations such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation and artificial breathing. A few minutes later, the man returned to his heartbeat. Netizens praised the police.

▲ Rescue site

Feng Bin, a police officer of the Second Crusade of Mianyang, was one of the rescuers of the day. Feng Bin said that at noon on July 2nd, he and his colleagues patrolled near the Sanjiang Peninsula of Wucheng District and received instructions from the command center that there was a man drowning at the dock, and he had no heartbeat after being rescued ashore.

"We rushed to the scene to see that the drowning face was covered with clothes by citizens. It may be that they had died, and this was respectful." Feng Bin said that at the time, after the man was rescued by the citizens, some citizens had done it to him to him. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, but has no effect. Subsequently, the good citizens covered their heads with clothes.

After the five policemen including Feng Bin arrived at the scene, they began to operate cardiopulmonary resuscitation and artificial breathing. "We only wanted to pull the drowning person back at the time, hoping to have miracles." Feng Bin said that when they squeezed the heart, they put the toilet paper on the drowning nose. After a few minutes, they finally had a breath. "Our ideas are to rescue more, maybe miracles may happen."

Subsequently, 120 medical staff sent men to the hospital for treatment.

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