During a wedding in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, the groom's friend suffered a heart attack and died on the spot. This incident happened when he was giving gifts to the bride and groom.

Kurnool. A stampede broke out at a wedding in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh when a man suffered a heart attack on stage while greeting the bride and groom. A video related to the incident has surfaced, in which it is seen that as soon as a man climbed the stage to give a gift to the couple, he lost his balance. People present at the wedding ceremony immediately took him to the hospital, where doctors declared him dead.

The young man used to work in Amazon company

This 25-year-old youth named Vamsi works in an Amazon company in Bangalore. He had come from Penumada village of Kurnool to attend his friend's wedding. After giving the gift to the bride and groom, when they started opening the wrapper, Vamsi slowly started leaning towards the left side. Seeing him losing balance, some other people present on the stage saved him from falling and immediately took him to the government hospital of Dhone City. However, by then he had died.

Because of this, cases of heart attack are increasing

According to medical experts, cases of young people dying of heart attacks in gyms and other unexpected places are increasing. Dr. Ravi Gupta, Consultant Cardiologist at Wockhardt Hospitals, Mumbai, has considered deteriorating lifestyle, diabetes, air pollution, depression, heavy workouts, and steroids to be the biggest reasons for the increasing cases of heart attacks. Apart from this, he also said that there is a possibility of heart attack genetically, but due to adopting the Western lifestyle, its risk has increased further.

The driver had a heart attack on a moving bus in Bangalore

Let us tell you that on 6th November this month, a 40-year-old driver had a heart attack while driving a BMTC bus in Bengaluru, due to which he died on the spot. A video of this incident came out, in which after the heart attack, the bus stopped after hitting another bus. However, the conductor standing nearby immediately took control of the steering and saved the lives of the passengers.

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