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Adera Team & Community Nurse Acts Quickly to Aid Elderly Woman

Adera Team & Community Nurse Acts Quickly to Aid Elderly Woman

Tim Editor, 21/07/2026

The calm atmosphere at a café in Damansara Perdana, Selangor, turned into a moment of chaos when an elderly woman suddenly collapsed and experienced breathing difficulties.

With the elderly woman’s life hanging in the balance, a nurse from the Adera Team & Community who happened to be at the scene-stepped up as an unsung hero.

The following is a timeline of those tense moments, demonstrating that a nurse’s duty extends far beyond the scope of patient care in homes or hospitals.

Café Atmosphere Turns Tense

The incident began when an elderly female customer at the café suddenly collapsed and struggled to breathe. The initially peaceful atmosphere turned to panic as the elderly woman’s terrified family members screamed for help from the crowd.

In such medical emergencies, every second is critical and can determine the victim’s survival.

Nur Ain Qamarina’s Swift Action Saves a Life

Upon noticing the commotion, Nur Ain Qamarina, a nurse from the Adera Team & Community who was seated nearby, immediately rushed to provide assistance without a second thought.

Remarkably, she was not on duty at the time; she had just finished her shift at a nearby office and was at the café simply waiting for her sibling to return from their studies.

Armed with professional medical training, courage, and keen nursing instincts, Nur Ain Qamarina calmly performed Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Thanks to her swift and efficient actions, respiratory support was administered within seconds, allowing the woman to gradually resume breathing. She immediately contacted her employer, Adera Team Community & Alliance Sdn Bhd, to arrange for an ambulance. Within minutes, an ambulance arrived and transported the patient to the hospital.

When faced with such a situation, the most important thing is not to panic. Seek assistance from those around you, contact emergency services, and provide aid based on proper knowledge while waiting for further help to arrive.

Thanks to Nur Ain Qamarina. Even though her shift had ended, her spirit of care and commitment to saving lives remained steadfast.

This experience is shared to raise public awareness regarding the importance of effective nursing care in ensuring a brighter future for patients and the elderly.

Contact Us: Mr. Syeed  Position: Director Phone Number: 0189052151 Website: www.aderateam.com Facebook: Adera Team & Community

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