Quick Thinking and Expert Operator Save Chinese Driver's Life in Heart Attack Emergency

A driver in China who suffered from a sudden heart attack was able to call the emergency services for help before passing out. Her call was picked up by the 120 emergency number, and the operator was able to capture her location and contact information before she passed out. The operator then contacted the police, who were able to locate and treat the driver in time.

"The operator was extremely skilled in capturing the driver's location and contact information," said a police spokesperson. "Without their expert skill, the driver's life could have been in danger."

The driver, who was later identified as a 45-year-old woman, was taken to the hospital and is currently in stable condition. The case has sparked a debate on social media about the lack of awareness about heart attack symptoms in China.

"This incident highlights the importance of being aware of the signs of a heart attack," said Dr. Zhang Wenqi, a cardiologist from Beijing. "If people can quickly recognize the signs, they can get help in time to avoid serious complications or death."

Despite the success in this case, many netizens on Weibo questioned why the driver's call was transferred from 120 to the police instead of being handled by an ambulance. However, a spokesperson from the emergency services explained that they do not have ambulances at all locations, and in remote areas like where the incident occurred, the police must be involved in the search.

"The police have better resources and are more capable of searching for people, especially in remote areas," said the spokesperson. "Therefore, transferring the call from 120 to the police is the best way to save time and ensure the safety of the patient."

The case has also led to a debate on social media about the lack of emergency services infrastructure in China. Many netizens have called for the government to improve the emergency services system, especially in remote areas.

"The ability to provide timely and effective emergency services is crucial, especially in the case of a heart attack," said Dr. Zhang. "We hope that this case will serve as a wake-up call for the government to improve the emergency services system."

In conclusion, the driver's quick thinking and the operator's expertise saved her life. The incident has highlighted the need for better awareness of heart attack symptoms and the need for improved emergency services infrastructure in China.