Bagong-silang na sanggol na di na humihinga, na-revive ng pulis

- A policewoman saved a newborn baby who was found not breathing

- Brigada reported that the mother of the baby gave birth on a boat

- When the police arrived, she administered CPR to the baby until she was able to revive the little one

- The policewoman, a Police Corporal, also happens to be a licensed nurse, is hailed as truly a hero

A policewoman from the Municipality of Rapu-Rapu, Albay, was hailed as a hero after she was able to revive a baby who was not breathing.

Based on the report of Brigada, the policewoman, a Police Corporal, along with members of the Bureau of Fire Protection responded to a call for help concerning the mother who gave birth on the boat.

However, when they arrived, the mother has already given birth, and the baby was not breathing.

The policewoman, who also happens to be a licensed nurse, applied CPR and revived the baby.

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Photos of the nurse visiting the mother and the baby at the hospital were also shared by the news outfit.

News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In another news, a big and popular shopping mall in Naga City, Camarines Sur, was not spared from the flooding brought about by typhoon Kristine. In a series of photos shared by GMA News, one can see an entire floor submerged in knee-to-thigh-high floodwaters. According to the netizen who took the photos and shared them online, some grocery items were carried away by the floodwaters. The mall, which also served as a temporary shelter, provided food to those who are inside the said establishment.

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Meanwhile, some Naga City residents, in a video shared by GMA News, already need to go to houses with a third floor to escape floodwaters. In the video, one can see some residents of Brgy. Traingulo in Naga City going to their neighbors’ houses that have third floors. According to one resident, they helped some of their neighbors by inviting them to stay in the third floor of their house. Floodwaters brought about by Typhoon Kristine have submerged the second floor of some of the houses in Albay.

Source: KAMI.com.gh