MUMBAI: Quick action by two Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel saved the life of a woman passenger who suffered a medical emergency at Mumbai airport. The incident occurred in the Security Hold Area (SHA), where the passenger suddenly collapsed and needed immediate medical attention.
Swift Response by CISF Staff
Sub-Inspector (Executive) Anjali Sidh and Head Constable (GD) KU Sunita demonstrated exceptional alertness and professionalism. They promptly administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and provided first aid until the airport medical team arrived, stabilizing her condition during critical moments.
CISF Commendation
The CISF praised the duo on social media, stating, "Prompt intervention saves a life at ASG Mumbai. A lady passenger experienced a medical emergency in the Security Hold Area. Demonstrating exceptional alertness and professionalism, L/SI (Exe) Anjali Sidh and L/HC (GD) K.U. Sunita immediately administered CPR and provided first aid until the airport medical team arrived, helping stabilise the passenger's condition." The force highlighted that the incident reflects its commitment to passenger safety and service beyond duty.
Social Media Praise
The incident drew widespread praise online. One user commented, "It's only the CISF personnel who recognize the gravity of the situation, and act. Hats off to them for saving a life! India needs many more such officers, not apathetic and callous babus." Another wrote, "Quick thinking, preparedness, and the right training can make all the difference. Kudos to the CISF team."
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