The article recounts the brave actions of a restaurant employee in Kallithea who provided lifesaving first aid to a two-year-old girl after she fell into a fountain. In the midst of the panic and chaos, the man identified himself as a doctor to gain the trust of the bystanders and clear space for his intervention. He described witnessing the distress of witnesses who were unsure of how to help, prompting his decisive action.

Once he began performing CPR and rescue breaths, the situation was tense, but after several attempts, the girl managed to expel the water she had swallowed, offering a glimmer of hope for recovery. His quick thinking and willingness to step in, despite not being a medical professional, highlights the urgency and unpredictability of emergency situations.

Shortly after the girl's condition began to improve, police arrived at the scene. Recognizing that time was critical, they took over and transported the child to receive further medical assistance. This incident underscores the importance of immediate action in emergency situations and raises questions about the responsibilities of bystanders in crises.