Onlookers save boy’s life after sea rescue

| 07/01/2021 | 16 Comments
Cayman News Service

(CNS): Members of the public who noticed a child in difficulty in the sea on Wednesday evening helped to save his life when they rescued him from the water and gave him CPR. The emergency services were soon on the scene at the beach near the intersection of Mary Mollie Hydes Road and the West Bay Road, West Bay. The boy was taken to the Cayman Islands Hospital, where he regained consciousness and remains in stable condition.

Police commended the members of the public at the scene “who quickly came to the assistance of the child and performed CPR, which helped ensure that this incident did not have a tragic outcome”. The incident is now under investigation.


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  1. Jason says:

    God is the one who put you on this island .

  2. Anonymous says:

    Thank God and those citizens. This highlights the vital importance of residents being CPR certified.

  3. Anonymous says:

    Dear CNS
    I think that it is inappropriate to allow the “Dislike” button to be activate during great news like this (unless someone posted something negative). Who in their right mind would activate a dislike on this. Sick f@#*g people.

    CNS:
    I cannot deactivate the like-dislike buttons for individual articles. I can only disallow the comment section.

    • Anonymous says:

      People may mean they are sad when they click the Dislike button. You shouldn’t get so worried trying to imagine why people might feel a particular way or judge them.

    • ch says:

      Perhaps they dislike that the boy was in trouble in the first place? Or that his parents were perhaps neglecting him? Just a thought.

    • Anonymous says:

      It is often just “trolls” who dislike positive messages, or condolences after someone has passed away. They are looking to shock or anger others by doing this, so just try to ignore them. When you react, you are “feeding the trolls”. It is sad that there are people like this in our community, but they exist all over the world.

      • Rick says:

        Or they have a different point of view and insights which we could all learn from. Different is good. If we all agreed all the time, we would still be figuring out how to build a wheel.

        • Anonymous says:

          So you think it’s ok to have a “different point of view” from someone who is simply offering condolences to families of victims of car accidents? I don’t disagree with your premise, but on certain occasions there are trolls at play, pure and simple.

    • Anonymous says:

      “To be activate”? Thumbs down for you.

  4. Anonymous says:

    Very, very good, thank all that helped to save the child

  5. Anonymous says:

    Yes I heard that some people on the beach and the police did hero work to keep that child alive until an ambulance come to the beach.

    I am so thankful to hear that the child is going to be ok.

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