Thanks to Crown Heights Hatzolah, a man in cardiac arrest was successfully resuscitated during the blizzard, and made a tremendous Kiddush Hashem in the process.
Sources tell YWN that at approximately 7:45PM on Saturday night at Lefferts Avenue and Troy Avenue,�51-year-old man was clearing the snow from his parked car, when he suddenly stopped breathing and collapsed into cardiac arrest. Someone called Hatzolah, and a�Crown Heights Hatzolah volunteer happened to be standing around 50 feet away – also clearing snow from his car – grabbed his life-saving equipment and ran over to offer assistance.
After seeing that the man was in cardiac arrest, he called for backup, and placed his AED (Automated External Defibrillator)�on the man – as dozens of local residents watched. Miraculously, the machine shocked the man, and brought his pulse back!
A Hatzolah ambulance along with Paramedics arrived seconds later, and the man was placed into the back of the ambulance and rushed to a nearby hospital.
His exact condition is unknown, and is being treated a local hospital.
(Chaim Shapiro – YWN)
4 Responses
I was there at the scene. 10 min after hatzolah left the city ambulance arrived looking for the scene. It was hilarious telling them that the guy is already in a hospital. The guy is our naighbor and his wife said he is in stable condition.
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sorry whats “hilarious” The city ambulance had to come through terrible snow etc…..THEY DID THEIR BEST in the circumstance !! I hope the Kiddush Hashem wasnt cancelled out by your immature unhelpful words
Luckily, the snow didn’t conduct electricity