A video is going viral over the internet in which Pune DCP Sandeep Bhajibhakre is seen calming down a man, who has been hit by accident.
In the video we see a young boy, having seizures and is shaking uncontrollably. As per reports, the young boy was critically injured after being run over by a car at Jagtap Chowk in the Wanowrie area. The young man fell onto the road and was in serious condition.
Reports say, At that moment, Dr. Sandeep Bhajibhakre, Deputy Commissioner of Pune City Police, happened to be passing by. Acting swiftly, he reached the spot and administered first aid to the injured youth, effectively saving his life using his medical expertise.
The Deputy Commissioner’s quick thinking and skills have earned widespread praise for his heroic actions.
People have hailed the police officer for his timely action.
“Pune DCP Sandeep Bhajibhakre ji’s quick thinking saved a life after a severe accident. He rushed to the scene, provided timely first aid, and stabilized the victim until medical help arrived. A true example of leadership and compassion in action!,” Sunil Deodhar has posted on X.
“Khaki fulfills its duty everywhere and in every situation. Serve and save the public. Here
is the perfect example of it. Pune DCP Sandeep Bhajibhakre ji’s quick act saved a life after a severe accident. He rushed to the scene, handled victim carefully & smartly,stabilized the victim until medical help arrived. Hats off to DCP Sandeep Bhajibhakre Ji for his kind and emotional gesture, which shows his devotion and dedication towards his job,” writes one user.
What do we learn from this?
DCP Bhajibhakre’s action is a lesson for many.
In the video we see DCP Bhajibhakre slowly calming down the man and within a few minutes of the first aid, the man seems to have become normal.
When attending to an accident victim experiencing a seizure, stay calm and ensure their safety. Gently move them away from any hazards, like sharp objects or traffic. Place something soft, like a jacket, under their head to prevent injury, but avoid restraining their movements. Do not place anything in their mouth. Once the seizure subsides, position the victim on their side in the recovery position to keep their airway clear and prevent choking. Check for breathing and pulse, and call emergency services immediately for medical assistance. Stay with the victim until professional help arrives, offering reassurance and monitoring their condition.