Gia Lai traffic police open road to rescue forest mushroom poisoning couple
Gia Lai - While on duty, the traffic police force paved the way and supported bringing a couple poisoned by forest mushrooms to the hospital for timely emergency treatment.
On July 11, Gia Lai Provincial Police said that the traffic police force had just promptly supported to take two people poisoned by forest mushrooms to the hospital for emergency treatment.
According to initial information, at about 3:27 pm on July 9, during patrol and control on the Ho Chi Minh road, passing through Ia Khuol commune, the Task Force of Road Traffic Police Team No. 2 (Traffic Police Department of Gia Lai Provincial Police) received a request for support from Mr. Nguyen Khanh Hoa (born 1987, residing in Ia Khuol commune).
Mr. Hoa said that while going to the forest, Mr. D. T. (born 1992) and his wife, Ms. D. L. (born 1996), both residing in Kuen village, Ia Khuol commune, ate wild mushrooms suspected of being poisonous.
After that, both showed symptoms of severe poisoning such as convulsions, vomiting, cyanosis, low blood pressure, dangerous to life. Families are urgently taking the victims to the hospital for emergency treatment.
Faced with the emergency situation, the Task Force used specialized cars to pave the way and assist in bringing the two victims to medical facilities as quickly as possible for emergency treatment.
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