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Emirates Crew Are Dubbed Heroes For Saving A Life
Emirates Crew Dubbed Heroes For Saving A Passenger’s Life
Passengers are praising the Emirates crew for their fast action to save a life. The crew on the Emirates Dubai-Chennai flight, EK 544 jumped in to help a passenger who fell ill and reportedly stopped breathing, during the four-hour flight.
The crew followed protocol and step-by-step procedures to help the passenger. Other passengers commended the team for their incredible, ‘calm and swift’ action as they administered CPR and treated the passenger.
Emirates crew saved a passenger’s life
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Emirates can confirm that on flight EK 544 on March 19, 2021, a passenger felt unwell and our cabin crew members immediately administered medical assistance to the passenger following standard protocol. The passenger recovered and disembarked the aircraft upon arrival at Chennai. All Emirates cabin crew go through a comprehensive training programme that prepares them to recognise and deal with medical events during the flight. The health and safety of our customers and our crew are of the utmost importance to us.
Via Emirates representative
READ NEXT: Drones Will Be Sending Electric Shocks To Clouds To Enhance Rainfall In Dubai
Reports have trickled in stating that the UAE is heavily investing in freshwater supplies as the country has allocated AED55 million into nine ‘rain enhancement’ projects, one of which involves drones and electrocuting clouds.
Trying something very different from cloud seeding, the UAE is attempting to induce rainfall in the region using drones that shoot electricity into clouds.
It’s no secret that the Gulf country already uses cloud-seeding technology, by firing salt into clouds to encourage precipitation however, Brit researchers have been paid AED5.1 million to test how an electric charge on water droplets can develop into rainfall.
These shock-inducing drones will be tested over the next couple of weeks near Dubai
This project should considerably help with the amount of rainfall the country receives; due to the fact that the UAE just sees an average rainfall of 100mm per year.
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