After the incident, the family members were in bad condition, crying. photo awakening
Communication partner, Abohar. A 14-year-old teenager died of a heart attack while playing during a football tournament being organized in village Dharangwala on Sunday. As soon as Jassu alias Jasmeet son Parshottam, resident of Alamwala village of Malout, kicked the football, he suddenly fell on the ground.
Other players and organizers present on the spot immediately took him to a private doctor, from where he was brought to the government hospital, but the doctors declared him dead.
Pindra Singh, resident of village Dharangwala, said that on Sunday, a football tournament was started by Maharishi Valmiki Sports Club in village Dharangwala, in which football teams from different villages were participating.
He told that during the first match, when all the players were playing football in the field, Jasmeet Singh suddenly fell down and died of a heart attack. It is revealed that Jassu was the youngest and only brother of his three sisters, while his father works as a hard laborer in the village.
According to doctors, prima facie the child's death is believed to be due to heart attack, but the exact cause of the child's death will be known in the post-mortem report. ASI Gurmeet Singh of Sadar police station is investigating the case. The match has also been stopped by the organizers after the death of the teenager.
Food containing chemicals is becoming the cause of heart attack.
Dr. Suresh Kamboj, SMO and heart specialist of the government hospital, says that nowadays age is no longer a factor in heart attacks. Earlier it was believed that people after the age of 50 years get heart attacks, but now there is no such criterion.
The main reason for this is the use of food items containing chemicals and excessive fertilizer spray these days. He said that people will have to change their lives and improve their eating habits.
Give children fruits, vegetables, whole grains and protein-rich pulses. Reduce junk food. Encourage at least 1 hour of physical activity every day. Set screen time for kids. Pay attention to diet and exercise to prevent obesity. If you have a family history, get your blood pressure, cholesterol and heart health checked regularly.
Chyawanprash is a part of every Indian's life, it reduces diseases and increases energy.