The electric wheelchair flipped the mother -in -law, the 110 police came to repair the car to repair the car

Jimu Journalist Wu Changhua

Correspondent Sun Xun

On the way a mother -in -law drove an electric wheelchair, one side of the auxiliary wheel screw suddenly dropped, the electric wheelchair turned over, the mother -in -law fell to the ground, and could not move. 110 Police arrived after receiving the enthusiastic crowd to call for help to help her repair the wheelchair.

"A mother -in -law could not move on the ground, at the intersection of Peng Liuyang Road ..." At 1 pm on September 2, the Wuhan Public Security Bureau's Wuchang District Branch Police Station received an enthusiastic crowd alarm for help. Police Judi and auxiliary policeman Pan Youxiang immediately arrived at the scene and saw the mother -in -law and asked the mother -in -law's physical condition. My mother -in -law said that her body was not a big deal. I didn't need to go to the hospital. The problem was that the screws of the wheelchair were dropped and could not move.

The mother -in -law told the police that she lived in Jiyuqiao, and her legs and feet were inconvenient and drove out of the electric wheelchair. When I went home on the same day, the wheelchair suddenly turned over, and she fell to the ground. The inspection found that the auxiliary wheel screws on one side fell, causing the loss of balance.

The picture shows the police car repair (provided by the correspondent)

After the police settled in her mother -in -law, she came to find the drop of screws along the route she came here. She looked carefully on the road and never found it. The police walked into a nearby hardware shop. When the shop owner learned of it, he enthusiastically handed the wrench and screws to the police. The police returned with a wrench and screws, and the wheelchair was repaired shortly after.

My mother -in -law said to the police: "If it wasn't for you today, I really don't know what to do, thank you too much!" The police told her to check the wheelchair frequently, and it was best to have a family to accompany when going out.

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