Car tire breaks in the middle of the night, woman with appendicitis receives emergency support from police
Tay Ninh - A motorbike broke a wheel in the middle of the night while being taken to the emergency room by her husband, the woman was lucky to meet the My An Commune Police patrol team and received timely support.
On September 12, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Hong Phuc - Head of My An Commune Police, Tay Ninh province said that the Commune Police Patrol Team quickly and proactively supported to bring a woman with appendicitis on National Highway 62 to Long An General Hospital for timely emergency treatment.
With the motto "When people need, when people are in difficulty, there is the Police", officers and soldiers of My An Commune Police always uphold the spirit of responsibility, ready to support and help the People in all situations, regardless of day or night," Lieutenant Colonel Phuc shared.
Previously, at about 11:30 pm on September 6, on National Highway 62, in Hamlet 3, My An commune, Tay Ninh province, a family fell into an emergency situation while on their way to take relatives to the emergency room.
Mr. Do Van Thien (born in 1977, residing in La Khoa hamlet, Tan Tay commune, Tay Ninh province) drove a motorbike carrying his wife, Ms. Cao Thi Hoa, to Long An General Hospital. Ms. Hoa showed signs of acute appendicitis, so she needed to be taken to the hospital as soon as possible.
But when he reached National Highway 62, the car suddenly had a flat tire and could not continue moving. In the middle of the night, the road was deserted, while his wife's health was increasingly dangerous, Mr. Thien could not help but worry because he had not found support.
At this moment, the My An Commune Police patrol team led by Lieutenant Nguyen Minh Quan was performing the task of patrolling, controlling, and ensuring security and order in the area.
Detecting the family's circumstances, the patrol team proactively approached, visited and grasped the situation. Recognizing this as an emergency situation that could directly affect people's health and lives, officers and soldiers quickly supported bringing Ms. Hoa to Long An General Hospital for emergency treatment.
Throughout the journey, officers and soldiers of the patrol team were always on duty, encouraging the family. Only when the doctor announced that Ms. Hoa's health condition had stabilized did the soldiers feel secure to greet her family and then return to continue performing their duties.
The action took place at night but left emotion for Mr. Thien's family. After that, he wrote a handwritten letter of sincere thanks to Tay Ninh Provincial Police and My An Commune Police, expressing his gratitude for the close and dedicated spirit of serving the people of officers and soldiers of the patrol team.
For Mr. Thien's family, that support has become a memorable memory. As for officers and soldiers on duty at the grassroots level, the sincere thanks of the people are a valuable source of encouragement, adding motivation for them to continue to train, strive and successfully complete the assigned tasks.
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