Jimu News reporter Wu Changhua.
Correspondent Zeng Qi.
In the early hours of the morning, on the dark highway, a small car rear-ended and hit a large truck, and the woman sitting in the passenger seat was injured and unable to move. Hearing the news, the Hubei high-speed traffic police rushed to rescue the injured and send them to an ambulance.
The picture shows the police removing the injured person from the cab (screenshot of law enforcement recorder).
At 4:45 a.m. on January 11, the Hubei Expressway Traffic Police received a report: in the Huangpi section of the Wuhan Ring Expressway, a small car rear-ended and hit a large truck, and the car was seriously damaged and some people were injured. The Caidian Brigade of the Hubei Expressway Traffic Police immediately notified the police who were patrolling nearby to go to the scene.
The police quickly arrived at the scene and found that the front windshield of the car was broken, the passenger door was hit and deformed, and it could not be opened manually, and a woman in the passenger seat had her eyes closed tightly, unable to move, and looked very painful. The police stepped forward to ask, and the woman said in a weak voice: "My chest hurts." ”
The police found that the woman's body was not stuck, but the place was located in the suburbs, and it would take some time for firefighters to arrive. The police tried to break down the car door several times without success, and the seat was flattened, and a police officer supported and a police officer pulled it, moved the injured person out of the cab, and sent him to the ambulance on a stretcher.
The police told the ambulance personnel to carefully examine the chest of the injured and be careful of internal bleeding. At present, the injured person has been taken to the hospital**, and due to the timely delivery, there is no life-threatening situation. Further investigation is ongoing.
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