Hung Yen traffic police use specialized vehicles to take a 15-month-old baby with convulsions to the emergency room
Hung Yen - Traffic police promptly used specialized vehicles to take a 15-month-old baby with convulsions to the hospital for emergency treatment.
On September 29, while performing duties on National Highway 10, the Task Force of Road Traffic Police Team No. 3, Traffic Police Department of Hung Yen Provincial Police promptly supported a woman to take her young child with convulsions to the hospital for emergency treatment.
Previously, at about 6:30 am on the same day (September 29), the Traffic Police Team led by Lieutenant Colonel Ngo Van Quynh was regulating traffic at Km80+600, National Highway 10, belonging to Gia Le residential group, Tra Ly ward when a woman carrying a baby about 15 months old came to call for help. The baby was crying, the mother brought an oxygen cylinder and personal belongings, in a state of anxiety.
Recognizing the emergency situation, the task force quickly reported to the unit's leaders, used specialized vehicles, and sent priority signals to take the mother and child to the hospital for emergency treatment. Thanks to being taken to a medical facility in time, the baby's condition was then temporarily stabilized.
After her child was rescued in time, the mother thanked the traffic police officers and soldiers for quickly supporting the two mothers and children in the emergency situation.
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