In an incredible act of bravery, a mysterious woman at Kuching Airport is being hailed as a hero after performing CPR on a man who collapsed in the arrival hall.

Though her identity remains unknown, it's revealed that the dedicated healthcare professional works at the Timberland Medical Centre. When asked for details, she expressed her desire to stay anonymous, stating, "I’m not the only one who performed CPR on the man. This is something I should do. Let me remain anonymous." Her humility speaks volumes about her character.

The incident unfolded on April 30 when the woman, traveling from Sibu to Kuching, noticed a group of concerned onlookers surrounding an unconscious man. Without hesitation, she jumped in to assist, alongside a male doctor who also stepped up to help.

An ambulance from Kuching General Hospital quickly arrived and two medical staff members joined the effort, performing life-saving CPR until they could stabilize the man.

The man, identified as 55-year-old Mr. Law, had just returned from China experiencing severe chest and stomach pain. Initially treated at Sibu Hospital, his condition sharply deteriorated, prompting him to seek further medical attention in Kuching. Tragically, he collapsed as he entered the airport, but thanks to the swift actions of the anonymous woman and others, he was revived.

Following the incident, Mr. Law was taken to the hospital where doctors discovered two of his arteries were completely blocked. He underwent a coronary angioplasty and is now recovering well. Dr. Tang Sie Hing, who shared the story in a Facebook plea to identify the woman, emphasized her selflessness and the importance of giving credit where it’s due, but ultimately respected her wish to remain out of the spotlight.

This extraordinary event reminds us of the power of quick thinking and compassion. While Mr. Law is on the mend, the identity of his angel in disguise may forever remain a mystery.