In the traffic flow, he got out of the car and guided to let a life passage!

Jimu Journalist Liu Xun

Video editing Peng Ying Liu Xun

Correspondent Luo Shuangping

Intern Deng Xingli

At about 6 pm on July 7, a 120 ambulance transshipment patients passing through the liberation avenue of Hankou, the traffic was blocked. When the emergency personnel and their families were anxious, a private car owner got off the car to guide the traffic to rescue the rescue for the ambulance for the ambulance. The car made a "life channel", which saved at least 15-20 minutes. On July 8th, Wuhan First Aid Center said that he hoped to find this kind of car owner and thanked him in person.

On the same day, the Erqi Emergency Station of Wuhan Emergency Center received a call from the Erqi Road. A patient who had suffered serious car accidents urgently needed to transfer from Hankou Hospital to Wuhan Tongji Hospital. Immediately, the stations sent cars, medical staff Cha Wen, Zhou Wenhua, driver Hu Junping and two stretcher rushed to the scene. Patients are women who are over 50 years old. Due to the heavy injuries, they have fallen into a coma, and the ventilator must be used throughout the way.

"Dangerous patients such as transshipment are life." Hu Junping, a first -aid driver Hu Junping, said that when the transshipment was late, and it happened to encounter showers. When the first aid car was near the airway near the airway, the traffic was very congested. It can't be moved for a long time, and the emergency personnel and family members are very anxious. Every minute of delay means that the risk of the patient is greater.

Hu Junping said that he did not expect that a middle -aged man came down from a white private car in front and took the initiative to help guide traffic. Soon a living passage for emergency vehicles to win valuable time for the transfer of emergency vehicles.

Good -hearted car owner get off the car to guide traffic (screenshot of the video source video)

Jimu Journalists saw from the surveillance video that he shuttled back and forth, and a car was patiently guided. Hu Junping said that with his help, the 120 first-aid vehicle saved at least 15-20 minutes and sent the patient to Wuhan Tongji Hospital for rescue. "When passing through the traffic, we gave a thumbs up to this kind driver and expressed gratitude. We also hope to find this kind of kind car owner and say thank you for his enthusiasm."

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