New Delhi: Arshid Ayoubs flight journey from Indira Gandhi International Airport took a life-threatening turn when he suddenly collapsed due to a cardiac arrest. The 38-year-old was waiting to board his Srinagar-bound flight at Terminal 2 when the emergency unfolded.Swift action by CISF officialsFortunately, the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) officials stationed at the airport acted promptly. One officer immediately performed Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) on Ayoub, a critical intervention that played a pivotal role in stabilizing his condition. The incident, captured by the airports CCTV cameras, quickly garnered attention after being shared on social media by CISF and subsequently.Medical response and recoveryFollowing the emergency response by the CISF team, Ayoub was swiftly transported to Safdarjung Hospital in Delhi. Medical professionals there have reported that his condition is now stable, thanks to the prompt care he received at the scene.#WATCH | A quick CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) to a passenger Arshid Ayoub by the Central Industrial Security Forces quick reaction team played a crucial role in establising his condition. Ayoub, bound for Srinagar flight from Terminal 2 of the IGI Airport on Tuesday… pic.twitter.com/b21wZG78Oa— ANI (@ANI) August 22, 2024Public reaction The video of the rescue effort has sparked widespread discussion online, with many praising the CISFs swift actions. Social media users have emphasized the importance of CPR training for everyone. One X user commented, CPR should be taught in schools and colleges. Big thing when needed, while another added, Good work. CPR should be taught in educational institutions and to all young people in various fields.
