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Lam Dong traffic police promptly paved the way to take people with multiple injuries to the emergency room

Phúc Khánh (báo lao động) 09/07/2026 08:20 (GMT+7)

Lam Dong - While patrolling on Ho Chi Minh Road, traffic police promptly opened the way and took a man with multiple injuries from falling off a roof to the emergency room.

On the afternoon of July 8, Road Traffic Police Team No. 4, Traffic Police Department of Lam Dong Provincial Police said that the unit had just supported bringing a man with critical multiple injuries to the Central Highlands Regional General Hospital for timely emergency treatment.

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Thanks to the support of the traffic police force, Mr. Nhi was taken to the hospital for timely emergency treatment. Photo: Than Hy

Accordingly, at about 9:07 am on the same day, a task force led by Major Ho Dinh Doan as team leader, along with officers Tran Ho Nam and Y Ngo E Nuol, performed patrol and control duties at Km1796 of the Ho Chi Minh road, passing through hamlet 8, Cu Jut commune.

During the duty, the task force received a request for support from the family of Mr. Nguyen Van Nhi (50 years old, residing in Dak Mil commune, Lam Dong province). According to family members, while repairing the house, Mr. Nhi unfortunately fell from the roof, suffered multiple injuries and needed to be taken to the emergency room.

Lam Dong Traffic Police force opens roads to take people to the emergency room. Video: Traffic Police Team No. 4

Immediately after receiving the information, the task force reported to the unit commander, and at the same time used specialized vehicles to pave the way, leading the vehicle carrying the victim to move quickly to the Central Highlands Regional General Hospital.

Thanks to the timely support of the Traffic Police force, the victim was taken to the hospital in a short time for emergency treatment, contributing to improving treatment opportunities and limiting the risk of life-threatening effects.

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