FW: Very important in case of emergency.

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

I wish to bring to your kind notice

regarding the mail being circulated with title “Very important in case of

emergency” for the following reasons:

First, I doubt the authenticity of this mail.

Second, the information given the

attachment that in Severe Heart Attack, one should start coughing vigorously is

totally absurd. It will rather worsen the condition of the patient; because

coughing too vigorously will increase the oxygen demand of the heart, which in turn

will further constrict the coronary arteries involved. The blood supply to the

myocardium will decrease. The condition will aggravate.

The best one can do in this condition is to

stay calm & at rest. Call the nearest hospital immediately.

This mail seems to be only a hoax mail &

should not be forwarded to prevent misinformation.

Thanks & Regards

Dr Mukesh Khanna

From: Shiftmgmt Plant

Ii

Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2008

4:34 AM

To: Toansausers

Subject: FW: Very important in

case of emergency.

From: Surinder K

Bhandari

Sent: Friday, March 14, 2008 9:03

AM

To: Mohali Users(Plant-II); Mohali

Users (A-10); Mohali Users (Plant-I)

Subject: FW: Very important in

case of emergency.

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