Stranger’s quick CPR saves 60-year-old at KLIA 2, netizens praise girl for heroic act

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22 Oct 2025 • 10:32 AM MYT
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On 15 July 2024, a 60-year-old man reportedly suffered a sudden cardiac arrest at the KLIA Terminal 2 food court. Witnesses said that the man was collapsed unexpectedly, causing the panic among his family members and bystanders.

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Screenshot from the video shows that the woman was doing CPR on the unconscious man
Image credit: Lion Wong (Facebook)

A stranger’s swift action

Amid the confusion, a woman rushed forward, pushed through the crowd and immediately began administrating CPR on the unconscious man. Her calm yet focused actions drew attention as others stood anxiously around.

After about five minutes of continuous chest compression, the man’s heartbeat reportedly returned, and he slowly regained the consciousness to the relief of everyone present.

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The importance of CPR knowledge

This incident highlights the vital importance of basic first aid training, especially CPR, which can mean to the difference between life and death in emergencies. The heroic woman remains unidentified, but her swift action serves as an inspiring reminder that knowing CPR can save lives.

Public praise and reactions

This incident quickly went viral on social media, with many netizens expressing their admiration for the woman’s heroic act.

“Salute to sister, get the golden 8 minutes to save lives.”

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“Great girl! Hope uncle is fine.”

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“Wonder woman”

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