Tomakomai mayor collapses at South Korean airport and transferred to hospital = South Korean report

A man in his 70s who collapsed at Incheon Airport in South Korea and whose life was saved by cardiopulmonary resuscitation by an employee of the Ministry of Justice Immigration Bureau has been identified as Hirofumi Iwakura (73), the mayor of Tomakomai City, Hokkaido, Japan.
Ta. According to airport officials on the 8th, a Japanese man in his 70s collapsed at the immigration inspection area on the 2nd floor of Incheon Airport's Terminal 2 around 5:15 pm on the 7th.
Jeon JongSeo (53, Screening Division 13), head of the Incheon Airport Immigration and Foreigners Agency, Ministry of Justice, grasped the situation.
) rushed to the scene and had a staff member call 911, while yelling for a nearby defibrillator to be brought to the scene. Team Leader Chung put a patch on this man's chest that looked like he had undergone surgery.
They discovered him and immediately performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This was because it was determined that using a defibrillator could be more dangerous. Two staff members immediately began massaging the man's arms and legs to improve blood circulation.
Paramedics then arrived and transported the collapsed Japanese man to the airport emergency center. Fortunately, he regained consciousness after being transferred to the hospital and his condition was known to be non-life-threatening.
The Japanese man in his 70s who collapsed at the airport has been identified as Hirofumi Iwakura, the mayor of Tomakomai City, Hokkaido. Mayor Iwakura, as the manager of the Tomakomai Port Management Association, will be working from the 7th to the 10th to publicize Tomakomai Port.
He was scheduled to visit Busan and other cities on the same day. He entered politics as a member of the House of Representatives in 2000, was first elected as mayor of Tomakomai, Hokkaido in 2006, and is currently serving his fifth term.
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