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His father appreciates the speed of response and the treatment of the ambulance to carry his son
The crew of a Saudi Arabian Airlines plane rescued a six-year-old boy yesterday after suffering medical malaise by giving him first aid on the 1539 flight from Riyadh to Tabuk.
The father of the child Abdullah al-Zamil has "preceded": that his son, "Sultan" suffers from a disease of brain atrophy.
He added: "Before the plane landed at Tabuk airport, there was a drop in oxygen and a shortness of breath. I asked for help to the crew.
Abizaid: The oxygen was safe and, when I arrived at the airport, I found the ambulance waiting at a doctor, I administered first aid and transferred my son at the maternity ward and the kids are still asleep and his condition is stable.
He thanked the pilot and the crew for their prompt response and requested that the ambulance be equipped.
A child is exposed to lack of oxygen .. And the aircrew in Saudi Arabia rescues him
Badr Al Jabal
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2019-03-01
The crew of a Saudi Arabian Airlines plane rescued a six-year-old boy yesterday after suffering medical malaise by giving him first aid on the 1539 flight from Riyadh to Tabuk.
The father of the child Abdullah al-Zamil has "preceded": that his son, "Sultan" suffers from a disease of brain atrophy.
He added: "Before the plane landed at Tabuk airport, there was a drop in oxygen and a shortness of breath. I asked for help to the crew.
Abizaid: The oxygen was safe and, when I arrived at the airport, I found the ambulance waiting at a doctor, I administered first aid and transferred my son at the maternity ward and the kids are still asleep and his condition is stable.
He thanked the pilot and the crew for their prompt response and requested that the ambulance be equipped.
March 1, 2019 – 24 Jumada al-Akhirah 1440
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His father appreciates the speed of response and the treatment of the ambulance to carry his son
The crew of a Saudi Arabian Airlines plane rescued a six-year-old boy yesterday after suffering medical malaise by giving him first aid on the 1539 flight from Riyadh to Tabuk.
The father of the child Abdullah al-Zamil has "preceded": that his son, "Sultan" suffers from a disease of brain atrophy.
He added: "Before the plane landed at Tabuk airport, there was a drop in oxygen and a shortness of breath. I asked for help to the crew.
Abizaid: The oxygen was safe, and when I arrived at the airport, I found the ambulance waiting with a doctor, I administered first aid and transferred my son at the maternity ward.
He thanked the pilot and the crew for their prompt response and requested that the ambulance be equipped.
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