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Delhi constable gives CPR to road accident victim, saves lifeHead 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.
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Head Constable Satish Kumari.&nbsp;</p></div>

Head Constable Satish Kumari. 

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

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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.

CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is given when the heart stops beating or beats too ineffectively to circulate blood to the brain and other vital organs, according to American Red Cross.

The process involves the rescuer compressing chest of the victim or administering oxygen mouth-to-mouth.

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(Published 10 November 2024, 22:10 IST)