The incident occurred around 2:35 PM. The affected man's family immediately began maneuvers to clear his airway, while several witnesses present at the scene started performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) before the arrival of Samur-Protección Civil paramedics.
This initial action was key for the patient to arrive at the hospital with chances of survival and without neurological sequelae.
Sources from Emergencias Madrid highlighted the importance of this first response, emphasizing that it was decisive for the man to reach the hospital with a favorable prognosis and without neurological damage. The quick action of family and witnesses allowed the foreign object to be expelled, contributing significantly to his recovery.
Upon the arrival of emergency teams, the man was breathing, although he remained unconscious. After being stabilized at the scene, he was evacuated to La Princesa Hospital with a guarded prognosis.
