A Leeds Asda worker has been praised for stopping to help a man in his 30s who suffered from a suspected heart attack in the store.
Harry Evans, who works at Asda's Adel store at the opticians and the customer service desk and is a first aider, noticed the man suffering from chest pains and difficulty breathing. He was also nauseous and clammy so Harry sat him down and made him comfortable.
He then called 999 for an ambulance and grabbed a defibrillator in case he needed to use it. Harry sat with the man for half an hour and kept him calm until paramedic arrived.
