Private hospital's staff helped driver who had stroke and crashed


Seven responders from Farrer Park Hospital came to the aid of the driver on May 22. They kept him in a stable condition and monitored his heart rate until the Singapore Civil Defence Force arrived.PHOTO: FARRER PARK HOSPITAL/FACEBOOK.

SINGAPORE: A driver was given a fighting chance by a contingent of doctors and nurses after he had a stroke and crashed his car in front of Farrer Park Hospital (FPH) last week.

Nurse Steve Mocsoy was knocking off at about 5.30pm on May 22 when he saw the victim's battered Toyota in Race Course Road. A female passenger was apparently unhurt.

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