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Today is the second day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, and Taipei Fonshan Airport was supposed to be a busy time for travellers to go abroad, but after a security check, passengers suddenly accidentally landed in an unsuitable position.
Airport personnel performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to rescue the unconscious woman Chen. (Photo by reporter Qiu Junfu)
Today is the second consecutive day of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. Unfortunately, a woman suddenly fainted and died at Taipei Songshan Airport. A 66-year-old woman surnamed Chen went to the airport alone early in the morning with the intention of taking a flight to Japan. However, when she was packing her luggage through security check, she suddenly fell to the ground. Although the airport personnel immediately provided cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and other immediate rescue services, and then rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment, she still could not be saved.
The police said that the woman surnamed Chen was scheduled to fly to Japan alone today. At about 8 a.m., after passing the security check at the international security check line at Songshan Airport, she was packing her luggage behind the security check line when she suddenly felt unwell. She leaned back and fell to the ground unconscious.
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At that time, airport personnel and passengers who were performing security checks nearby were shocked when they saw what happened. After a preliminary inspection, the airport security personnel believed that Chen's condition was critical, and notified the airport medical station and operations safety team, who immediately provided cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and automated external defibrillator (AED) for immediate rescue.
Subsequently, until the nurse at the medical station arrived to take over, the Songshan Airport Fire Brigade sent him to the Songshan Branch of the Tri-Service General Hospital for rescue, but he still died.
The police remind Chinese people traveling abroad to pay attention to their health conditions at all times. If you feel unwell at the airport, you can immediately seek assistance from on-site staff or aviation police.

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