They saved a child from drowning due to bronchitis

Two Mossos d’Esquadra agents saved the life of a two-year-old boy from Lleida who was on the verge of drowning in Cambrils, it was reported yesterday tarragona diary. The minor suffered from bronchitis, which caused mucus to clog his airways. Agents took the minor to the local CAP where he could be revived. He was subsequently taken to Sant Joan de Reus Hospital and has since been released.

The incident happened about 2:30 a.m. two weeks ago.

The family spent a few days holidaying at a hotel in Cambrils. A driver alerted two agents. When they arrived, they saw a man holding his two-year-old son in his arms. “The little boy’s face was blue, his arms were relaxed and there were no reflections,” two agents explained to Tarragona media.

Although protocol states that in these situations an ambulance and, if applicable, medical personnel must be required to be present, “we decided to transfer him to Cambrils CAP. We knew it was only four minutes and the distance was short. If we had waited for the ambulance, It will take longer,” they said. The parents and children got into the back seat while calling 061.

When they arrived at the CAP, the doctor was already waiting for them. They took the little boy straight to the first aid kit. Police explained: “In the meantime we provided support to the parents as they were greatly affected. “The mother suffered an anxiety attack. “

Gradually, the boy began to breathe. Mucus from bronchitis blocked his airways, but he recovered with medical assistance. The boy’s father, an agent with the Lleida City Police Department, remembers his son struggling to breathe in the room. They called 112 and went to reception to request an ambulance while resuscitation operations were carried out. “Thanks to Mossos’ speed, we avoided an even greater disaster.”

So he proposed to Urbana to congratulate them.

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