CPR knowledge helps woman save badminton player's life


MELAKA: The swift action of a woman providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) saved the life of a player who was believed to have suffered a heart attack during a badminton match in Durian Daun on Sunday (Jan 29).

Kristil Tan Ai Teng, 55, said the incident happened during veteran men’s doubles quarter-finals at about 9pm on Sunday involving a 55-year-old player who represented the Kota Baru Institute of Teacher Education (IPG).

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