10-07-2022, 09:18 PM
Radio Sintonia:
The Civil Guard in Fuerteventura saves the life of little Elliot.
The patrol of the Civil Guard of the Main Post Morro Jable (Pájara) in Fuerteventura providing prevention service of Citizen Security helped a little one on the afternoon of July 9 while he was with his family enjoying the summer holidays.
The Civil Guards in the exercise of their functions in the town of Costa Calma (Pajara) were alerted by the security guard of a hotel in the town, indicating that a baby was suffocating.
The agents rushed to the scene and found a woman in the lobby of the hotel very nervous with a baby in her arms, while she blurted out that her baby was not breathing.
Before the Events that occurred, the Civil Guard begins a small exploration of the baby and observes that it presents a bluish tone, as well as body stiffness, swelling in the stomach and a severe effort to try to breathe without being able to achieve it.
For all these reasons, the Civil Guards begin the Heimlich maneuver, accompanied by a turn of the baby that together with a small pressure on the area of the scapula, manage to expel the minor by nasal and buccal route, abundant viscous liquid, thus recovering a good skin tone and disappearing the rigidity that the stomach area presented.
After all the maneuvers carried out by the agents to save the baby's life, Elliot returned to calm and began to breathe relatively normally once the minutes of absolute nervousness had passed.
This action was vital to stabilize the baby and save his life. After the same, a doctor who was staying at the hotel itself appeared at the place, and gave a series of guidelines until finally the ambulance of the Canary Islands Emergency Service arrived. The medical services approved the way of proceeding by the Agents, who also received congratulations from the mother for the work provided by the Agents.
The Civil Guard in Fuerteventura saves the life of little Elliot.
The patrol of the Civil Guard of the Main Post Morro Jable (Pájara) in Fuerteventura providing prevention service of Citizen Security helped a little one on the afternoon of July 9 while he was with his family enjoying the summer holidays.
The Civil Guards in the exercise of their functions in the town of Costa Calma (Pajara) were alerted by the security guard of a hotel in the town, indicating that a baby was suffocating.
The agents rushed to the scene and found a woman in the lobby of the hotel very nervous with a baby in her arms, while she blurted out that her baby was not breathing.
Before the Events that occurred, the Civil Guard begins a small exploration of the baby and observes that it presents a bluish tone, as well as body stiffness, swelling in the stomach and a severe effort to try to breathe without being able to achieve it.
For all these reasons, the Civil Guards begin the Heimlich maneuver, accompanied by a turn of the baby that together with a small pressure on the area of the scapula, manage to expel the minor by nasal and buccal route, abundant viscous liquid, thus recovering a good skin tone and disappearing the rigidity that the stomach area presented.
After all the maneuvers carried out by the agents to save the baby's life, Elliot returned to calm and began to breathe relatively normally once the minutes of absolute nervousness had passed.
This action was vital to stabilize the baby and save his life. After the same, a doctor who was staying at the hotel itself appeared at the place, and gave a series of guidelines until finally the ambulance of the Canary Islands Emergency Service arrived. The medical services approved the way of proceeding by the Agents, who also received congratulations from the mother for the work provided by the Agents.