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SunLine Transit Driver Saves Man’s Life with Hands-Only CPR

SunLine Transit is teaming up with the American Heart Association for this weekend's Heart Walk. Tonight, meet Frankie Aroz, a SunLine bus driver who, with no prior CPR training, saved a man's life by following 911 instructions for hands-only CPR. As paramedics arrived, Frankie’s quick actions revived the man, underscoring the importance of knowing CPR. The American Heart Association emphasizes that immediate CPR can double or even triple survival rates in emergencies. Join NBC Palm Springs at the Heart Walk on November 9th, and learn more at CVHeartWalk.org.

By: NBC Palm Springs

November 4, 2024

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