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Sheinbaum helps woman who collapsed in San Luis Potosí; patient hospitalized with subdural hematoma

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum helped an older woman who collapsed outside Arena Potosí after a public accountability assembly.
  • An ambulance took the woman to an IMSS hospital, where doctors kept her under observation for a subdural hematoma.
  • IMSS Director General Zoé Robledo remained in contact with the woman’s family and monitored her medical care.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum helped an older woman who fell at Arena Potosí after a public accountability assembly, prompting an immediate medical response.

The woman collapsed as the vehicle carrying Sheinbaum passed the venue. The presidency said Sheinbaum got out of the vehicle after noticing what had happened and requested medical assistance.

An ambulance took the woman to a hospital run by the Mexican Social Security Institute, or IMSS. She remained under observation because of a subdural hematoma.

The presidency added that IMSS Director General Zoé Robledo was in constant communication with the patient’s family and would closely monitor her recovery and medical treatment.

After noticing what had happened, the president got out of the vehicle to provide assistance, and medical services were requested immediately.

· Mexico’s presidencyThe statement described Sheinbaum’s response after the woman collapsed.
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