Narita airport makes 42 defibrillators available

Narita airport makes 42 defibrillators available

NARITA, Japan - Photo shows one of 42 automated external defibrillators Narita International Airport Corp. made available at the airport's passenger terminals and cargo areas for emergency patients suffering cardiac arrest. When a defibrillator is removed from its box, an alarm goes off and a lamp is turned on to alert people around it of an emergency situation. (Kyodo)

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