Delhi woman head constable gives CPR to road victim, saves life

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:22 PM Nov 10, 2024 IST

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A woman head constable literally breathed life into a motorcyclist lying wounded on a road near Palam Gate on Sunday, Delhi Police said.

Head Constable Satish Kumari was on duty near Dwarka Traffic Circle when she found Amit Dogra, 35, lying unconscious on a road and gave him a CPR.

The incident happened around 7.45 am, when she witnessed a collision between two motorcycles, police said in a statement.

"She acted promptly, rushing to his aid with the help of passersby. She turned him over and administered CPR, successfully reviving him before he was sent to a nearby hospital in a PCR van," it said.

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