84-Year-Old Woman in Yilan Falls into Coma; Sanxing Police Escort Her to Hospital
An 84-year-old woman in Yilan County suddenly fell into a coma at home. While her family was rushing her to the hospital, they sought help from a police officer. The officer used sirens and warning lights to lead the way, helping the family reach the hospital in the shortest possible time. The woman regained consciousness after treatment.
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(Central News Agency, Wang Chao-yu, Yilan, May 24) An 84-year-old mother of a man surnamed Tseng in Yilan County suddenly fell into a coma at home recently. While Tseng was rushing his mother to the hospital, he sought help from a police officer. The police immediately turned on the sirens and warning lights to lead the way, assisting the family in transporting the elderly woman to the hospital.
Officer Liu Yu-hsuan of the Sanxing Police Station, Sanxing Precinct, was on patrol duty on Jianfu Road in Sanxing Township around 9:00 AM on the 14th when a car sped up and stopped behind the police car. Tseng got out of the car in a panic and asked the police for help, stating that his mother had suddenly fallen into a coma at home and the whole family was at a loss, hoping the police could help lead the way to get his mother to the hospital as soon as possible.
Seeing the critical situation, Liu made a prompt decision. He drove the patrol car, turned on the sirens and warning lights, and led the way. With the police's assistance and the cooperation of traffic along the way, the elderly woman was delivered to the emergency room of Luodong Bo-Ai Hospital in the shortest time possible. Fortunately, after treatment by doctors, the elderly woman regained consciousness.
Chen Yu-chien, Chief of the Sanxing Police Precinct, stated in a press release today that the officer's display of empathy and high alertness at a critical moment is worthy of recognition. The police will continue to implement the service spirit of "treating the people like family" and remain the most solid and warm stabilizing force in the local area.
Officer Liu Yu-hsuan of the Sanxing Police Station, Sanxing Precinct, was on patrol duty on Jianfu Road in Sanxing Township around 9:00 AM on the 14th when a car sped up and stopped behind the police car. Tseng got out of the car in a panic and asked the police for help, stating that his mother had suddenly fallen into a coma at home and the whole family was at a loss, hoping the police could help lead the way to get his mother to the hospital as soon as possible.
Seeing the critical situation, Liu made a prompt decision. He drove the patrol car, turned on the sirens and warning lights, and led the way. With the police's assistance and the cooperation of traffic along the way, the elderly woman was delivered to the emergency room of Luodong Bo-Ai Hospital in the shortest time possible. Fortunately, after treatment by doctors, the elderly woman regained consciousness.
Chen Yu-chien, Chief of the Sanxing Police Precinct, stated in a press release today that the officer's display of empathy and high alertness at a critical moment is worthy of recognition. The police will continue to implement the service spirit of "treating the people like family" and remain the most solid and warm stabilizing force in the local area.
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What is the emergency number for police in Taiwan?
110. However, for medical emergencies, 119 (ambulance) should be called first.