KENSINGTON OVAL, the “Mecca” of cricket, has just received a portable machine costing $4 500 to be used to get the heart pumping again.
The automated external defibrillator was handed over by the Heart & Stroke Foundation yesterday during a ceremony at the Oval, in Fontabelle, St Michael.
At left, chief executive officer of the foundation, Gina Pitts (left), demonstrating to CEO of Kensington Oval Management Inc, Henry Inniss (second left), how to use the equipment on a dummy.
Looking on is instructor from the foundation, Clyde Cox (second right), and physiotherapist from Blackburn Rovers Football Club in England, David Fevre, who is on the island for today’s and tomorrow’s Football Legends Tournament.
