While working on their PCs at a local tech company, a group of workers sprang into action when a colleague suddenly suffered from cardiac arrest. Swiftly administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), they managed to keep him stable until emergency services arrived. Praise has been circulating for their quick thinking and lifesaving action.

In Japan, the importance of quick medical responses and having knowledge of first-aid procedures like CPR is highly recognized. Companies have routine health and safety drills, and many undertake first-aid training for instances such as this. In this case, the coworkers' quick response reflects both the high value of solidarity in Japanese society and the effect of continued emphasis on health safety measures.

In the US or EU, such incidents are also a matter of urgency and public health. Businesses are obligated to provide health and safety training, including emergency response training. The media coverage of such incidents helps in emphasizing the importance of quick medical response training, similar to how it has been highlighted in Japan.