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Montreal family meets Good Samaritans who delivered life-saving CPR to 87-year-old man

28 May 2025
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Montreal family meets Good Samaritans who delivered life-saving CPR to 87-year-old man
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Thanks to the quick actions of two parents en route to pick up their children, Sabato Borrelli celebrated his 87th birthday after experiencing cardiac arrest during a walk. These strangers, now hailed as ‘superheroes,’ played a crucial role in saving his life. Borrelli and his family recently had the opportunity to meet the Good Samaritans who helped him in his time of need.

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