A man suddenly lost consciousness and collapsed on the street.
As it turned out, the spot where he fell was right in front of a police substation.
A heartwarming story has come to light about police officers and a citizen who quickly joined forces to save him.
On September 17, a man passing in front of a police substation in Seoul suddenly collapsed like this.
A citizen who witnessed the scene rushed into the substation to report that someone had collapsed.
Without a moment's hesitation, the police officers ran outside, checked the man's condition, and began performing CPR.
Shortly after, a fellow officer immediately called 119.
Thanks to the relentless emergency measures by the police officers, the fallen man was able to regain consciousness and breathing.
It was determined that he had lost consciousness due to the sweltering heat after failing to take his regular medication.
Although emergency medical personnel strongly advised him to go to the hospital, the man repeatedly refused, saying he would be fine once he took his medicine.
Concerned for his safety, the police officers used a patrol car to safely help him return home.
It is a chilling yet fortunate incident that he happened to collapse right in front of a police substation.
(Video Source: Seoul Metropolitan Police YouTube)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
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