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CPR training should be taught from primary schools to local communities across countries all over the world! This incident of a man passing during a gym session is disturbing to watch and highlights the need for CPR training, which could have potentially saved his life. I urge everyone to... show more
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![🚨 30 Seconds. One Decision. A Life Saved. When a CISF jawan suddenly collapsed on a busy road in Patna, it could have been just another tragic headline. But it wasn’t. Because a Bihar traffic constable didn’t freeze. He acted. :heart: Constable Anjani Kumar Gaurav immediately recognised the signs of a possible heart attack and began CPR, right there on the road. Within 30 seconds, the jawan started breathing again. A life, pulled back from the brink. No ambulance. No hospital. Just training, presence of mind, and courage. 💡Here’s the real question: If CPR can save a life in 30 seconds, why isn’t it a basic life skill we all learn in school? Should CPR training be mandatory in schools? Tell us what you think. Because the next life saved… could depend on it. Credits : Bihar Police #CPRSavesLives #IndiaNews #RealHeroes [CPR Awareness, Real Hero, Public Safety, Life Skills]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2036017267411177591/amplify_video_thumb/2036016924384186368/img/VHV6Jz4Hl6lK8f9b.jpg)
![General advice from EMT Harry Fisher now that "They've poisoned the general public with "these ticking time bombs called synthetic mRNA": "We're going to need for the society as a whole a lot more automatic external defibrillator[s]...[and] everyone should take a CPR course." This clip of Harry Fisher (Harry Fisher), an EMT paramedic and military veteran, is taken from an interview with Nurse Michelle of NursesOutLoud (Nurses Out Loud) posted to Rumble on May 20, 2025. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- "I would say that what we're going to need for the society is a whole lot more AEDs. [Or] automatic external defibrillator[s]. If you ever go into a gym or a YMCA, you'll look on the wall and there'll be a box that says AED on it. And there's a. There's a little AED inside, and it's very easy, it's easy to apply. "I would say everyone should take a CPR course and everyone should know what an AED is. And that's not a black pill moment. For those that know what a black pill is, that's a reality check moment. They poisoned the general public. We are seeing people fall and suddenly die. And the best thing that can happen for them at that time is early CPR. "Early CPR, good CPR until I can get there and start doing further rescue. You know, more advanced cardiac life support. So if you can start CPR immediately. And that's what we're seeing. I mean, we're seeing, sadly, even now, we'll get. We'll get a 911 call and I'll hear, I'm 10, 15 minutes away. And then the dispatcher will tell me that there's no one around to do CPR or the caller's too old to do CPR or. So when I hear that and I'm 15 minutes away, I typically, my brain's going, that person's probably going to be dead. "I mean, there's not a lot of. If you're 15 minutes without oxygen circulation, without being circulated, you're probably going to die. So the best thing for the general public, since there have been these ticking time bombs called synthetic mRNA, these spikes running around into people's hearts and everything else right now, I would say, learn how to do CPR, teach your kids how to do CPR. "And if you see someone fall, check for a pulse. If there's no pulse, no breathing, and you know how to do CPR, begin CPR, have someone call 911, and when we get there, we'll have a better shot at saving your loved one."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1928856929687974006/amplify_video_thumb/1928854797844713472/img/UWXaKyFTJW46lXtl.jpg)
