Kuwait: Egyptian Nurse Saves Life Of A Man At 360 Mall After Cardiac Arrest

Shoppers at Kuwait’s 360 Mall thought it was just another busy day. Then a man in his seventies suddenly collapsed. The crowd froze; some shouted for help. Within minutes, paramedics were on the floor with him, trying everything they could. Machines hummed, compressions were counted, but the life seemed to have slipped away. For a few dreadful moments, people whispered he was gone, but an Egyptian nurse changed the fate of the patient.

Miracle At 360 Mall: Egyptian Nurse Revives A Kuwaiti Man From Heart Attack

Among the onlookers was Reza Mohamed, an Egyptian nurse. She didn’t wait for instructions. She didn’t even hesitate. Dropping down beside him, she started CPR, firm and relentless. Those who saw it say she carried on long after others would have stopped. Then, against expectation, there it was, the faint beat of a pulse. Some clapped. Others just stood silent, stunned at what they’d seen.

From Mall Drama To Online Praise

Of course, in today’s world, nothing stays private for long. Mobile phones had caught the entire scene. Within hours, clips were circulating online, watched thousands of times. Viewers flooded timelines with praise, calling Mohamed everything from “life-saver” to “miracle worker.” And to be fair, the internet doesn’t hand out compliments easily, yet this time the mood was overwhelmingly positive.

Recognition That Meant More Than A Ceremony

The moment didn’t just stay viral. Kuwait’s health minister honoured Mohamed personally, presenting her with a certificate. The gesture wasn’t about ticking a box; it was about recognising courage that came from instinct, not duty.

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An Everyday Miracle People Won’t Forget

Since then, talk of the incident hasn’t died down. In a country where malls are usually linked with fashion, food courts and weekend bustle, this one became the backdrop for a fight between life and death. It’s not every day a passerby pulls a stranger back from the edge. And to be fair, that’s why people keep calling it what it felt like in the moment, a miracle.

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