Follow me! The elderly suddenly suffered a cerebral infarction, and the Jiangxia traffic police urgently escorted the patients to seek medical treatment

Jimu News Reporter Lu Yuan

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Correspondent Peng Lu

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"Thank you very much to Officer Jiang Xia Tie Riding He, who drove the Iron Horse all the way to the road at that time, and thanked the people's police." Recently, He Wei, a member of the Jiangxia District Traffic Brigade's Han Police Fast Riding Mobile Team, escorted a cerebral infarction patient all the way to seek medical treatment, which won valuable time for patients to give first aid.

The incident occurred at about 17:30 on January 17, it was the rush hour after work, when He Wei, a member of the Han Police Express Riding Mobile Team, was patrolling Wenhua Road, a black car stopped in front of him, and a woman anxiously asked for help, saying that there were critically ill patients on the car, and it was urgent to send them to the hospital for treatment.

"Don't worry, follow me." After understanding the situation, He Wei quickly reported to the command center, and signaled the woman to drive to follow the police car, turn on the police lights and sound the siren in front to guide, all the way to the First People's Hospital of Jiangxia District, usually the fastest 15 minutes by car, under the escort of the police car, it took only 5 minutes to safely deliver the patients to the hospital.

After arriving at the hospital, He Wei quickly carried the old man to the emergency room, and when the doctor treated the old man, He Wei left the hospital and returned to work to continue patrolling.

Afterwards, it was learned that due to the timely rescue, the elderly who had a sudden cerebral infarction had been out of danger and were currently undergoing further treatment in the hospital.

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