24-year-old Hyderabad constable dies while working out at the gym

After finishing the set, he started coughing and leaned forward. He supported himself on a piece of equipment while coughing. He then sat on the ground and collapsed.

“He was working out at the H2O gym in Marredpally. While working out, he suddenly collapsed. People at the gym rushed to help him and even the gym trainer tried to revive him. but didn’t succeed. They took him to Yashoda Hospital in Secunderabad, where he was declared dead on arrival,” said SHO of Asif Nagar Police Station Ch Srinivas told South First.

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On Friday, his colleagues from Asif Nagar Police Station visited his house at Bowenpally for his last rites.

“He doesn’t have any bad habits. He was crazy about the gym and his fitness. Since he joined the force here at the Asif Nagar Police Station, he was passionate about his work. His death is a loss for the Telangana Police. He would have reached great heights in his career as a police officer,” said the SHO.

According to the National Centre for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), one-fifth of all deaths in India are caused by heart attacks, cardiac arrests, and strokes, including in the younger population.

Some of the most common causes of cardiac arrest in young people are congenital heart defects, inherited heart conditions, drug or alcohol abuse, electrical abnormalities of the heart, and trauma to the chest or heart.

It’s important to note that sudden cardiac arrest in young people is relatively rare. However, when it does occur, it can be devastating for the individual and their loved ones.

Therefore, it’s essential to be aware of the risk factors and warning signs of cardiac arrest and seek immediate medical attention if one experiences any symptoms or signs of a heart problem.

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