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A instrument saved the life of that Pakistani Australian. A resident of Sydney last week experienced chest pains, and on conducting an ECG with that instrument on June 26, he noticed that his heart rate is more than 120 BPM. Recently this Australian also planned to move Pakistan permanently, But why? Read the article till end!

CURRENT SITUATION OF THAT AREA WHERE HE WAS RESIDING/ BACKGROUNG OF STORY

Punjab has had a difficult start to the summer season, with citizens suffering the impacts of a heat wave that has seized the state since the beginning of May.

If power outages weren’t enough, the possibility of different diseases caused by the excessive heat has the populace lamenting the lack of a functioning government.

There appears to be no strategy to fight the increased hospitalizations due to heat strokes and diarrhoea because the country’s most populated province lacks a health minister while lawmakers continue to squabble over power.

“The hospitals are overloaded, and the people are in desperate need,” said Dr. Athar Yousaf of the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, “and we cannot even retain many patients overnight because the hospitals are unsanitary, which has negative effects for already sick patients.”

DETAILS OF INCIDENT HAPPENED WITH HIM

An Apple watch saved the life of that Pakistani Australian. A resident of Sydney last week experienced chest pains, and on conducting an ECG with that watch on June 26, he noticed that his heart rate is more than 120 BPM.

On June 26, the watch began sending repeated alerts, which got that person worried, and he rushed to the hospital where the diagnosis was made.

A PCIA reporter in Pakistan told us that the person also wrote a thank-you note to Apple CEO Tim Cook after the watch saved her husband’s life. “We reached the hospital only because of the technology provided by you and he is now fine and healthy. I wish you lots of love and happiness and thank you for giving me second life,” he wrote in the email.

While talking to our Reporter he also revealed that before this incident he had viewed the watch as nothing more than a fashion accessory, and is amazed at its life saving act. Once i was in the hospital, he kept checking the Apple Watch readings in comparison to the hospital equipment readings and found it to be completely accurate.

He also added that he would definitely recommend the gadget to everyone who cares about their health.

Previously, we have heard various instances of Apple Watch making an early diagnosis of a life-threatening condition or calling health authorities in times of emergency when the patient was unconscious, and it appears that the smart watch continues to execute its ‘life saving’ work with diligence.

In the past, an apple a day kept the doctor away, but now it is Apple (the brand, specifically the watch) that alerts you when it is time to see the doctor. The Apple Watch has accumulated several testimonies over the years attesting to its high-quality health features with life-saving capability.