Army's swift response saves life of Yatri
Srinagar based defence spokesman said a 48-year-old man, Kuldip, a resident of Rohtak, Harayana experienced sudden restlessness near Kali Mata Mandir earlier yesterday. An alert area domination patrol in the area immediately noticed his discomfort and swiftly moved to assist him.
The spokesman said the Army team promptly administered oxygen and provided a safe resting space, ensuring Kuldip received timely and appropriate care.
'After recovering and regaining strength, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Army personnel for their prompt response and resumed his onward journey,' he said.
This act once again reflects the Indian Army's unwavering commitment to public welfare and its readiness to assist civilians in times of need, beyond the call of duty, the spokesman said.
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