Tony Matharu, founder and Chairman of Central London Alliance, said: “Breaking the world record is an incredible achievement, but the number that matters most is the volume of people who have walked away from this experience knowing how to perform CPR, including those who have been certified as completing the online training and those who participated in delivering CPR during CLA’s Saving Lives relay over 36 hours, together with the 434 CPR qualified participants who successfully broke the Guinness World Record.
