The old man's heart arrest stopped in the carriage when the old man took the subway for 8 minutes to rescue

On the afternoon of July 10, an old man suddenly fell to the ground in the carriage of Shenzhen Metro Line 3, and his heart stopped. The surrounding passengers and staff participated in the rescue as soon as possible to carry out the cardiopulmonary resuscitation and the use of AED (automatic exterior defibrillament (automatic exterior defibritation After the defibrillation, help the elderly turn in danger.

▲ Recently, an old man in the subway car stopped, and the staff carried out first aid. Video screenshot

The deep night reporter learned from the Shenzhen Metro Group that at around 17:00 on July 10, an elderly passenger suddenly discomfortd to the ground on Metro Line 3 and fainted to the ground. Seeing this, the surrounding passengers called 120 and contacted the train safety officer. Two of them with medical qualifications, after determining that they fainted the elderly without breathing, pulse, and heartbeat, they moved them to the empty position of the carriage and launched rescue.

"At that time, I was on duty on the platform and heard a passenger getting out of the car for help. Then we immediately took AED to rush to the carriage, evacuate the onlookers, and cooperate with the rescue." The two medical staff are performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation on passengers, and the chest compressions are pressed without interruption.

Under the collaboration of rescue passengers, the station staff operated the AED machine patch on the old man's chest according to the standard operation steps, and launched the machine to implement a vibration shock. At 17:08, 120 medical staff rushed to the scene and lifted the elderly to the platform to continue rescue. Until the passenger resumed his life signs, he was sent to the hospital for further treatment.

After being verified by the station and the hospital, due to the timely rescue, the old man at present is not a big deal. Afterwards, the elderly and their families thanked medical staff, enthusiastic citizens, and subway staff for "seeing danger".

Shenzhen Evening News reporter Dong Yuhan correspondent Wang Yocheng

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