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On April 8, a video of a Neijiang taxi driver sending an emergency patient to medical treatment at a speed of life and death exploded on the Internet, triggering a large number of netizens to like it.
At about 9:50 a.m. on the same day, Guo Dong, a taxi driver in Neijiang, was stopped by a middle-aged man on the side of the road when he drove past the intersection of Heping Street ring road in Neijiang District. "He stopped me and said that his wife had a heart attack and was unconscious, and immediately my first reaction was to get in the car and drive into his family area immediately."
After loading the patient, Guo Dong informed the company to contact the hospital to make preparations for rescue, while opening the double flash along the Ring Road and Sweet City Avenue to the new area of the First People's Hospital of Neijiang City. In order to hurry, Guo Dong ran a red light all the way, and when he walked to the Neijiang Gao Passenger Station, there was a traffic police on duty, and Guo Dong quickly came forward for help.
With the assistance of the traffic police, Guo Dong only took three minutes to send the patient to the hospital during the usual ten minutes. After the patient was pushed into the emergency room, he left with confidence. At present, the patient is undergoing further treatment in the hospital and is in stable condition.
It is understood that Guo Dong, 45 years old this year, is a taxi driver of the Anxin Taxi Branch of Neijiang Automobile Service Co., Ltd., and has been rated as the "Top Ten Good Drivers of Sweet City" in Neijiang City. After the emergency relief was learned by the company, it was decided to give him a reward and commendation for his courage. Peng Furong, deputy general manager of the company, said: "According to the company's system, we decided to give him a cash reward of 400 yuan, and then at the company's meeting, we praised him, calling on all drivers to learn from him, give play to the social responsibility and responsibility of taxi companies and taxi drivers, especially our state-owned enterprises should do a good job in the whole industry." ”