Yangzi Evening News Network January 20 (correspondent Zhou Xiao reporter Chen Yong) At about 10 o'clock on January 19, Nanjing citizen Ms. Jing took her two children to climb the Purple Mountain, and fell to the ground unwell on the way.
After receiving the police, Pei Yu, a police officer at the XiaMafang Police Work Service Station, immediately contacted the police and learned that the injured woman had ascended the mountain from the jiangwang temple mountain entrance, probably in the middle of the mountain, but the specific direction could not be accurate. The police rushed to visit the passing masses, walked to the observatory and then descended the mountain path in the direction of Jiang Wang Temple, and after about 30 minutes, they found the injured Ms. Jing.
At this moment, Ms. Jing had slightly awakened, and there was a 3-centimeter-long wound on the left side of her forehead, blood was constantly flowing out, and there was a large bag and some abrasions on the right side of her forehead. While evacuating the onlookers and comforting her two children, the police helped Ms. Jing to an open place to sit down and rest, and at the same time dialed the 120 emergency number. The police saw that Ms. Jing was seriously injured and worried that she had lost too much blood, so that she could get treatment as soon as possible, the police let another police officer accompany her, and returned to the original mountain point to ride a police motorcycle to guide the ambulance.
15 minutes later, the medical staff of the emergency center rushed to the scene with the assistance of the police, and the test found that Ms. Jing's blood sugar was too low, and she was urgently supplemented with glucose. However, due to the fact that Ms. Jing's wound was too deep and needed to go to the hospital for further treatment, the police assisted the medical staff to carry her to the ambulance. Ms. Jing's two children also drove to the hospital, where they will meet their father.
Afterwards, Ms. Jing, who was recovering, called the police to thank her, saying that she had been anemic for many years, and although she had eaten breakfast, she did not replenish her energy in time during the climbing process, and when she reached the middle of the mountain, she fainted on the ground due to low blood sugar. Thanks to the timely rescue of the police, she and the child were prevented from being hurt more. The police also told Ms. Jing that in the future, she should carry candy with her and replenish her energy in time to avoid similar dangers again.
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