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Father Collapses at Son's Wedding, Revived and Hospitalized

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Father Revived With Defibrillator at Son's Wedding After Cardiac Arrest

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Arabic · Sole source

A man in his 60s collapsed from cardiac arrest at his son's wedding in the Shfela region on Tuesday evening. Wedding guests, guided by Magen David Adom medics over the phone, used a defibrillator at the venue to administer CPR. The man's pulse returned, and he regained consciousness before being taken to Kaplan Hospital.

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  • A man in his 60s suffered cardiac arrest at his son's wedding in the Shfela region.
  • Wedding guests used a defibrillator to revive the man after receiving phone guidance from medics.
  • Magen David Adom paramedics arrived and administered further resuscitation and defibrillator shocks.
  • The man regained consciousness and his condition stabilized before hospital transport.

A man in his 60s collapsed and suffered cardiac arrest during his son's wedding celebration in the Shfela region on Tuesday evening. Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics guided wedding guests via phone on how to perform CPR. Upon arrival, MDA personnel found that the venue was equipped with a defibrillator, which they instructed guests on how to use. Guests administered three electrical shocks using the device. MDA medics then arrived at 6:22 PM and continued resuscitation efforts, administering an additional shock. The man's pulse returned, and he regained consciousness. His condition stabilized before he was transported to Kaplan Hospital.

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