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During a routine training at the FDNY Fire Academy, a Lieutenant went into cardiac arrest and was unresponsive. Members rushed to his side, beginning CPR, while others called for backup. Paramedic Veronica Cruz and Paramedic Nyla Page, who are assigned to the Fire Academy, immediately responded, supplementing pre-hospital care... show more

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Thank you for sharing this. It shows that the EMS System actually works. Early CPR safes lives!

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Thank You Veronica and Nyla ♥️🚒

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