Traffic police cleared more than 100km of road to rescue a girl bitten by a viper

On September 5, information from the Traffic Police Department, Gia Lai Provincial Police said that the unit's professional force had just supported the opening of a road of more than 100km to rescue a child bitten by a green snake.

Previously, at noon on September 3, Nguyen Duong Phuong Anh (born in 2021, daughter of Nguyen Thanh Tu and Duong Thi Thanh Van, residing in Blom village, Ia Pa commune, Gia Lai province) was bitten by a green snake.

Baby Phuong Anh's health has stabilized and she can be discharged in the next few days.

Upon discovering the incident, the family quickly provided first aid and took the child to the Gia Lai Provincial Children's Hospital for emergency treatment. During the journey, the family asked the traffic police to help guide the way.

Immediately upon receiving the information, Road Traffic Police Team No. 1, Traffic Police Department (Gia Lai Provincial Police) mobilized 2 working groups on duty on National Highway 25 and National Highway 14 to use specialized vehicles to guide and support the car carrying the girl to Gia Lai Provincial Children's Hospital in time.

Thanks to that, the girl was taken to a medical facility in time, and doctors provided emergency care, helping her overcome the critical condition. Currently, Phuong Anh's health has stabilized and she is being monitored by doctors, and she may be discharged in the next few days.

Lieutenant Colonel Le Van Sang, Captain of Road Traffic Police Team No. 1, said that the journey of more than 100km was very difficult, but fortunately the child arrived at the hospital in time and his health was stable. The unit is always ready to support people when requested, especially in urgent cases that affect life.

Source: https://cand.com.vn/doi-song/csgt-mo-duong-hon-100km-cap-cuu-be-gai-bi-ran-luc-can-i780449/