On Thursday evening at the metro station, Midtown Manhattan, three police officers of new York rescued the girl.
11-month-old baby brought to a police post in the subway with her parents. The girl’s father told officers Daniel Velasquez and Mike Reilly that she was not breathing. Without hesitation, the officers give the child artificial respiration. Soon a policeman arrived John Williams, a specialist in first aid, gave his colleagues the order to find ice packs. He cut the baby’s clothes and put the packs on the chest over the head and between the legs, thus trying to cool the baby.
The baby immediately started crying, which meant that he finally began to breathe. Later the girl was taken to Bellevue hospital.
