An old man in Nanning was injured and bleeding on the street, and the enthusiastic police and people relayed a helping hand

On the afternoon of October 1, near the Nanning Railway Station, an elderly man accidentally hit a cement pier and was injured. After the incident, the police and enthusiastic citizens have extended a helping hand, and the elderly have been sent to the hospital for treatment in time.

"Do you have a medical kit?" At 3:50 p.m. on the 1st, a woman ran into the subway police office of the railway station and anxiously questioned the police on duty. It turned out that the woman had just found an old man injured and bleeding at the entrance and exit of the subway, and she thought of asking the police in the subway police office for help.

The police immediately arrived at the scene after learning of the situation, and while checking the injuries of the elderly, he used the walkie-talkie to call the auxiliary police to come to reinforcements.

The police simply bandaged the wounds of the elderly to stop the bleeding.

It is understood that the old man is more than 70 years old, he accidentally touched a cement stone pier when stepping on the bus waiting platform, and as a result, he fell to the ground and his calf was cut open by a wound several centimeters long. Because of the blood in the old man's calf, the police immediately disinfected the wound and simply stopped the bleeding bandage.

Subsequently, the surrounding enthusiastic citizens contacted the family members of the elderly, and the police informed them to go directly to the hospital. At this time, there happened to be an online car passing by the scene, and after the driver understood the situation, he took the initiative to cooperate with the police and drove the elderly to the hospital.

It is reported that the elderly have been treated by medical staff and have no major problems at present. The old man was very grateful for everyone's help to him: "I really thank you very much, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't know what to do." ”

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