Can we all take a leaf out of the book of this noble and blessed soul who saved the life of 70 others while taking his last few breaths on planet earth.........
A Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) driver who suffered a fatal cardiac arrest while behind the steering of a Gudalur bound bus somehow managed to save the lives of the 70 odd passengers abounding the very same before breathing his last.........
Abdul Rahman (50) felt the first twinges of his fatal cardiac arrest a little after he embarked upon the journey to Gudalur from Sulthan Batthery in Kerala; Rehman decided to let the bus commandeered by him have a "controlled and doctored" collision with the boundary wall of a property abutting the highway in Nilakottai (Nilgiri's district in Tamil Nadu) when he found himself becoming increasingly breathless and incoherent.........
According to fawning police sources; Rahman's utterly selfless and laudable act ended up saving the life and limbs of the 70 odd passengers who were aboard the bus at the time as there might have otherwise been a n accident of calamitous proportions........
A profusely perspiring and gasping Rahman was immediately rushed to a nearby primary health centre where the duty doctor was conspicuous by his absence; he was subsequently ushered into a passing vehicle and rushed to a hospital in Sulthan Batthery but breathed his last enroute as the doctors who rushed to his aid pronounced him brought dead on arrival..........
Will the state government do the needful by immortalising the memory of this noble soul by instituting an award in his name and bestowing the same on drivers who put duty before self every single time..........
A Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) driver who suffered a fatal cardiac arrest while behind the steering of a Gudalur bound bus somehow managed to save the lives of the 70 odd passengers abounding the very same before breathing his last.........
Abdul Rahman (50) felt the first twinges of his fatal cardiac arrest a little after he embarked upon the journey to Gudalur from Sulthan Batthery in Kerala; Rehman decided to let the bus commandeered by him have a "controlled and doctored" collision with the boundary wall of a property abutting the highway in Nilakottai (Nilgiri's district in Tamil Nadu) when he found himself becoming increasingly breathless and incoherent.........
According to fawning police sources; Rahman's utterly selfless and laudable act ended up saving the life and limbs of the 70 odd passengers who were aboard the bus at the time as there might have otherwise been a n accident of calamitous proportions........
A profusely perspiring and gasping Rahman was immediately rushed to a nearby primary health centre where the duty doctor was conspicuous by his absence; he was subsequently ushered into a passing vehicle and rushed to a hospital in Sulthan Batthery but breathed his last enroute as the doctors who rushed to his aid pronounced him brought dead on arrival..........
Will the state government do the needful by immortalising the memory of this noble soul by instituting an award in his name and bestowing the same on drivers who put duty before self every single time..........
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