A soldier of the Military Gendarmerie and a police officer rescued a man who lost consciousness in a park in Pisz. Uniforms took CPR twice. Before the ambulance arrived, a 46-year-old boy who had previously complained of chest pain regained vital functions. “I am very glad that we could help”, says prof. Krzysztof Plumka from the Faculty of Warsaw University of Technology in Bemów Piski.
It was a standard joint soldier patrol. Military Police and a traffic cop in Writing. On December 4, uniforms served on the streets of the city. erstwhile around 15 – respective twelve minutes before the end of the service – they were driving down the street of the Polish Army, they noticed a passerby talking on the telephone and waving towards them. erstwhile they got out of the car, it turned out that there was a man in a close park who had severe chest pain. The police and police immediately ran to the designated location, recommending the witness of the events to effort to call the emergency number and call 911.
When they got to the patient, he was kneeling on the sidewalk and holding his chest. He was able to supply his individual information and explain that he was in severe pain and then abruptly slid to the ground. – We immediately arranged it on the grass, ensuring the costly airways. We unbuttoned the coat and started the cardio-respiration resuscitation – says prof. Krzysztof Plumka from the Department of Military Gendarmerie in Bemów Piski. After about 20 seconds, the man regained his vitals, but then stopped breathing again. erstwhile again, the police and the officer carried out a heart massage and artificial breathing. – Breath returned – reports the MP. After a while, an ambulance arrived. “We gave the patient with restored vital functions to a doctor,” he adds.
The full action lasted a fewer minutes. With a fast and effective response, the life of a man was saved. Prof. Krzysztof Śliwka admits that for the first time he has experienced this situation and is very satisfied with effective assistance. "I am besides glad that in society we are seen not only as people who are keeping order, but besides as those to whom we can turn for help," says the MP.
The spokesperson for Chief of the Chief Military Police Colonel Paweł Durka emphasizes that this kind of attitude is commendable and builds assurance in soldiers in society.
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