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What Is A  Sudden  Cardiac Arrest? A sudden cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops beating suddenly because of a problem with electrical signals in your heart. The heart stops sending blood to the body and brain and oxygen-starved brain cells start being damaged. Signs Of  Sudden  Cardiac Arrest A sudden cardiac arrest usually happens without any warning signs. A person experiencing a sudden cardiac arrest can: – Collapse suddenly – Be unconscious/unresponsive and may not respond to touch or sound – Face difficulty in breathing (make gasping sounds) or fail to breathe Who Is At Risk? A sudden cardiac arrest can occur at any age and anytime. Even people with no previous health problem or history of heart disease can suffer from a sudden cardiac arrest. Moreover, it can occur without any prior warning. However, there are certain factors that can up the risk of a sudden cardiac arrest which include: – Old age – Gender (men are more prone than women) – History of arrhythmias/heart atta

  About registration and eligibility Q.1. How do I know whether I’m eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine? – In the initial phase the COVID-19 vaccine will be provided to the priority, high-risk group which includes 3 crore healthcare and frontline workers. – People aged over 50 years and under-50 with comorbidities (27 crore people) may be vaccinated, depending on vaccine availability. Also read:  how to increase immunity resistance power Eligible people will receive an SMS on their registered mobile number, regarding the Health Facility where the vaccination will be provided and the scheduled time for the same. Online registration of the beneficiary is mandatory for getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Q.2. How can the elderly and people with comorbid conditions register for the COVID-19 vaccine? – In the first phase of the vaccination drive, beginning on 16th January 2021, only healthcare and frontline workers will be vaccinated. – Second high-risk groups, including people above 50 years of ag