How Municipal Police Officers in Castres Saved the Life of a Town Hall Employee

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Municipal police officers in Castres saved the life of a mayor's employee who suffered from a heart attack and gave him first aid with cold blood and determination.

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The Corrientes Police announced this Saturday that troops managed to save the life of a baby who could not breathe. Police officers were alerted that a 6-month-old baby with respiratory problems needed urgent medical assistance in the Esperanza neighborhood.In response to the fact, patrolman C-457 went to the home located on Abitbol Street, where the young mother, Anahí G. , asked for desperate help for her daughter Kabih only 6 months and that …

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Two police officers came to an emergency call in the early morning of this Saturday for a baby who had a problem when she was fed by her mother. Minutes before 1, the deputy officer Leandro Arriagada and the assistant Carlos Videla came on the 3963 cell phone from the police station 48 to lot 34 of the 2nd of November settlement. According to the mother, after breastfeeding her, she put her daughter to bed. But at that time she listened to her c…

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After an emergency call, police officers came to Marechal neighborhood, in the city of Córdoba. There, a woman asked for help; her two-month-old son was with blocked airways. Córdoba police immediately carried out first aid maneuvers, then continued with assistance inside the mobile unit, which moved the baby to the Infant Jesus Paediatric Hospital. In the hospital, the baby was diagnosed with laryngitis with mucus drowning.

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A two-month-old baby was saved by police officers in Marechal neighborhood of the city of Córdoba, after he suffered obstruction of the airways, according to police sources. The incident occurred in a house located in Llobet at 2600, where a woman called 911 because her baby could not breathe. The troops performed first aid maneuvers while he was transferred to the Paediatric Hospital, where he was diagnosed with laryngitis with mucus drowning.