"Moved by Uzbek People"... "Miraculous" Scene on Flight to South Korea

A female passenger showed symptoms of shock on an airplane, and an Uzbek doctor stepped in to provide emergency treatment and saved her life. Let us take a look.

This incident, which occurred on October 11 on a flight from Uzbekistan to South Korea, was recently posted on social media.

At the time, a female passenger, presumed to be South Korean, showed symptoms of shock as her blood pressure plummeted to 20.

In this critical situation, an Uzbek doctor stepped forward without hesitation.

The doctor administered emergency treatment, including therapeutic medications to the patient.

Uzbek passengers around them also opened their bags one by one to take out and hand over water, candies, and chocolates, while others provided pillows and blankets.

Thanks to the joint efforts of the medical staff, passengers, and flight attendants, the patient was able to arrive safely in South Korea.

The netizen who wrote the eyewitness account said, "I was touched by the warmth of the Uzbek people," adding that they later confirmed the doctor who helped the passenger was an ear, nose, and throat specialist from Uzbekistan.

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