"Help me"... Woman Stops Car on Main Road and Runs Toward Police Car

Pregnant Woman Rushing to Hospital After Work
Urgently Asked for Help Upon Seeing Police Car
Both Mother and Baby Are Out of Danger

A pregnant woman who was bleeding and complaining of pain in a traffic jam on her way home from work received prompt treatment with the help of the police.

[Image source=Busan Police YouTube video capture]

On the 7th, the official YouTube channel of the Busan Police uploaded a video titled "A woman running toward a mobile patrol car." The incident occurred around 7:20 p.m. on the 12th of last month near Busan Station in Dong-gu, Busan. At the time, a car stopped in front of the mobile patrol vehicle on duty, flashing its hazard lights.

The person who appeared from the driver's seat shortly after was Ms. A, a woman in her 30s who was pregnant. Ms. A was 13 weeks pregnant and was experiencing sudden lower abdominal pain and severe bleeding. On her way to the hospital, she spotted the police and asked for help. In fact, Ms. A was in an emergency situation requiring urgent hospital care due to abdominal pain and bleeding, but the hospital she usually visited was far away. The police searched for the nearest hospital capable of emergency treatment and transported Ms. A to a general hospital in Dong-gu, Busan.

Due to heavy traffic congestion during the evening rush hour, it was expected to take more than 30 minutes to get from Busan Station, where Ms. A requested help, to the hospital. However, with the police's assistance, they arrived at the hospital in just 15 minutes. Thanks to the police, Ms. A received emergency treatment without delay, and it is reported that both Ms. A and the fetus are currently in good health.

Later, Ms. A's husband expressed gratitude to the police, saying, "The police's prompt response saved a precious life." Netizens who heard this story also responded with comments such as, "I hope the police officers who saved a life are blessed," "Excellent police and wise pregnant woman," "The baby to be born was lucky," and "The police officers are awesome."