Railway Staff’s Heroic CPR Attempt Sparks Debate
Railways Claims Ticket Official Saved Passenger with CPR, Doctors Debate Accuracy Indian Railways recently shared a dramatic incident where a ticketing official reportedly saved a passenger's life by performing CPR on a moving train. The story initially captured widespread appreciation, but it has also raised questions from medical professionals regarding the procedure's accuracy and implications. The Incident The incident took place aboard the New Delhi-Howrah Rajdhani Express, where a 45-year-old passenger reportedly collapsed due to a suspected cardiac arrest. A ticketing official sprang into action, performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), which was credited with saving the passenger’s life. Indian Railways tweeted about the heroic act, hailing the official as a lifesaver. For the original incident details, visit the Indian Railways official Twitter page. What Doctors Say While CPR is a critical life-saving procedure, medical experts have pointed out inconsistencies in the […]
