Hung Yen traffic police support taking stroke patients to the emergency room
Hung Yen - Road Traffic Police Team No. 3, Hung Yen Provincial Police promptly supported to take people with stroke to the emergency room.
According to Hung Yen Provincial Police, on the morning of October 6, 2026, in the process of performing tasks to ensure traffic order and safety, officers and soldiers of Road Traffic Police Team No. 3, Traffic Police Department, Hung Yen Provincial Police promptly supported a family to take a relative with signs of stroke to the emergency room.
In the process of performing the task of ensuring traffic order and safety on the route, officers and soldiers of Road Traffic Police Team No. 3 discovered a resident urgently taking a relative with signs of stroke to the emergency room by taxi.
Recognizing that the patient needed to be taken to a medical facility as soon as possible, while traveling by taxi could be difficult, the working group proactively approached, grasped the situation and quickly supported the family.
Faced with the urgent situation, the working group used patrol vehicles of the Traffic Police force, guided, supported traffic diversion, and created conditions for taxis carrying patients to quickly move to medical facilities.
Throughout the movement process, officers and soldiers proactively coordinated to ensure traffic safety, promptly handled arising situations, and helped vehicles bring patients to the hospital as soon as possible. After being received, given emergency care and care by doctors and nurses, the patient has passed the dangerous stage and is continuing to be monitored and treated.
Through grasping the situation, the person supported by officers and soldiers of Road Traffic Police Team No. 3 is Mr. B.T. T, born in 1946, residing in Trinh Trung Tay village, Tien Hai commune, Hung Yen province; the person who accompanied and directly took Mr. B.T. T to the emergency room is his niece B.L. N, born in 2001.
The timely action of officers and soldiers of Road Traffic Police Team No. 3 in an emergency situation has contributed to helping patients be taken to medical facilities quickly and safely.
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