How fast was CPR started during the descent?

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A Singaporean Tourist Died in Bhutan After Falling Ill During a Trek

A Singaporean woman passed away in Bhutan on Saturday following a sudden illness during her descent from the Tiger's Nest Monastery. She was part of a tour group from Singapore that had arrived on May 26. While trekking down from the sacred site, she reportedly began to feel unwell and informed a guide.
Immediate Assistance Provided by Guide and Tourist

During the descent from the monastery, the woman experienced a recurrence of her illness. A guide accompanying the group provided assistance. Subsequently, a fellow tourist, identified as a doctor, stepped in to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
Emergency Arrangements Activated

Following the onset of her symptoms, immediate on-site assistance was rendered to the woman. Concurrently, emergency arrangements were initiated to manage the situation. She was later transported to Paro Hospital for further medical attention.
Travel Agency Providing Support

The tour operator, Chan Brothers, confirmed that the woman had been participating in the scheduled itinerary as part of their Bhutan Smart Saver package. The travel agency stated that they are in communication with the woman’s travelling companion and family, offering full support during this difficult time. Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Singapore Embassy have been notified of the incident.

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