Anaphylactic shock after injection, female teacher was taken to emergency room by traffic police

While on duty, a taxi stopped in front of Lieutenant Hoa. The driver shouted that he was taking a woman from K Hospital to My Dinh bus station. She showed signs of convulsions and anaphylactic shock.

Information from the Traffic Police Department on the morning of September 12 said that on the afternoon of September 11, two Lieutenants of Road Traffic Police Team No. 6 (Team 6), Hanoi Police Traffic Police Department led the way for a taxi to safely take a woman in anaphylactic shock to the hospital for emergency treatment.

Her husband was very grateful and sent his thanks to the Traffic Police team and the taxi driver. On September 11, the Command of Team 6 assigned Senior Lieutenant Le Dang Hoa, team leader, and Senior Lieutenant Nguyen Duc Tam to direct traffic during rush hour on Pham Hung - Tran Duy Hung Street.

At about 4:30 p.m., while on duty, a taxi stopped in front of Lieutenant Hoa. The driver shouted that he was taking a woman from K Hospital to My Dinh bus station. She showed signs of convulsions and anaphylactic shock.

Lieutenant Hoa used the walkie-talkie to ask for the Team Commander's opinion and together with Lieutenant Tam used a special motorbike to lead the patient back to K Hospital, a distance of nearly 10km.

Then, Lieutenant Hoa carried the patient to the emergency room. Thanks to timely emergency care, the patient was out of danger. Talking with the K Hospital and contacting the family, it was learned that the patient was Ms. Vu Thi T, a teacher at Nguyen Thai Hoc Primary School (resident of Minh Tan 1 residential group, Yen Bai ward, Yen Bai province) who was being treated at the K Hospital.

After the injection, she took a bus from the hospital to My Dinh bus station to go home. At the Pham Hung - Tran Duy Hung intersection, she went into anaphylactic shock./.

(TTXVN/Vietnam+)

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