On December 25, a dangerous scene suddenly occurred in the waiting room of Shanghai Hongqiao Station. A male passenger suddenly collapsed at the ticket gate due to angina pectoris, the situation was very critical, and the police and enthusiastic passengers at the scene quickly launched rescue.
"What's going on? Heart upset, isn't it? ”
At about 7:40 p.m. on December 25, the man suddenly fell to the ground, and the police on duty at the Hongqiao Station police station who were patrolling immediately saw it, and called the 120 emergency center for the first time.
Law enforcement recorders at the scene recorded the dangerous situation at that time. An enthusiastic passenger present learned that the male passenger fell to the ground because of angina, inquired about it and learned that he usually took a quick-acting heart-saving pill, and immediately helped rescue. "I'm using a quick-acting heart-saving pill now, four pills, under the tongue, with the mouth open and the tongue sticking out."
Soon, 120 emergency personnel arrived at the scene and inquired and learned that Mr. Li had stayed up late for two consecutive days. Subsequently, Mr. Li was sent to the hospital for treatment. On the same day, Mr. Li came to Hongqiao Station to prepare to visit relatives in Hangzhou, and suddenly suffered angina at the station, usually carrying a quick-acting heart-saving pill with him, but he forgot to carry it in a hurry this time. At 10 o'clock that night, the police called back to learn that Mr. Li's health was no longer in serious trouble, and he had returned to his residence in Shanghai to rest, and thanked the police for their assistance.
The police remind that passengers with heart disease should be accompanied by people as much as possible when traveling, and carry well-prepared emergency drugs, and emergency contact information should be prepared on the body or in luggage to facilitate smooth rescue in case of emergency.
Reporter: Zhang Qi
Editor: Yuelin Xu
Correspondents: Liu Shaojie, Shu Zheng