Kota Police Officers Save Life of 55-Year-Old Man Who Collapsed on Road

A 55-year-old man, Sunil Kumar Luthera, was saved by police officers from the Abhaya Command Centre in Kota after he collapsed and vomited blood while riding home on a scooter with his daughter. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon when Luthera asked his daughter to stop in front of the command centre.

Head constables Mohammed Rafique and Niranjan Kumar quickly responded to the emergency. They found Luthera unconscious and immediately called for assistance from other officers at the centre. Recognising the urgency, they requested a vehicle to transport him to a hospital.

Quick Response Saves Life

Niranjan Kumar suspected a heart attack and promptly administered CPR for 2-3 minutes. This intervention helped stabilize Luthera's condition. "Presuming the man suffered from heart attack, Niranjan Kumar laid him on the road and administered him CPR for 2-3 minutes that brought him to the normal condition," constable Rafique said.

Another officer quickly arranged a car to rush Luthera to a nearby private hospital. Doctors there confirmed that his condition was no longer critical. The swift action by the officers played a crucial role in ensuring his safety.

Family's Gratitude and Medical Update

Luthera's wife expressed her gratitude towards the officers for their timely help. She revealed that her husband had minor clots causing blockages and was already receiving treatment for them. Despite feeling uneasy earlier that day, he chose to visit his shop, which led to his condition worsening.

Further medical tests are being conducted at the hospital to assess Luthera's health. His wife mentioned that he had called their daughter to take him home when he felt worse later in the day.

The incident highlights the importance of quick response in emergencies and showcases the dedication of law enforcement officers in saving lives. The community appreciates their efforts in such critical situations.