[Anchor]
Last month, a newborn baby just two days old suddenly suffered breathing difficulties. Stuck on a severely congested road with the golden hour rapidly slipping away, police took the lead and citizens cleared the way for the ambulance, creating a miracle.
Reporter Yoo Soo-Hwan has the details.
[Reporter]
An ambulance urgently follows behind a police car.
Vehicles slowly make way one by one at the sound of the siren, but the rush-hour traffic remains completely jammed.
A desperate announcement continues.
[Kang Min-ho / Suwon Private Ambulance Driver: We are transporting a newborn baby. Please pull over.]
Then, right through the middle of the blocked road, a path for the ambulance opens up.
On July 3 last year, Chae-min, who was just two days old, suddenly showed symptoms of breathing difficulty at the hospital.
[Kang Min-ho / Suwon Private Ambulance Driver: I asked the attending physician how the baby's condition was, and they said, 'It's getting worse.' So I decided to ask the police for help and contacted them.]
As it coincided with Friday evening rush hour, it would normally have taken a solid hour to travel just 14 kilometers to a tertiary hospital, but they miraculously managed to arrive in just 15 minutes.
It was thanks to police control and mature civic awareness.
[Park Doo-hee / Police Inspector, Traffic Division, Gyeonggi Suwon Gwonseon Police Station: It was a battle against time, so we went as fast as we possibly could, and the citizens cooperated so well...]
After receiving treatment, baby Chae-min overcame the crisis and was safely discharged in good health after a 10-day stay in the hospital.
[Bang Hwan-shik / Chae-min's Father: In a way, they are strangers, but I am so grateful to the police officers who opened the road, the emergency medical personnel who drove with their sirens blaring, and the citizens who yielded the way despite being tired...]
(Video Editing: Jeong Yong-hwa, Footage Provided by: Gyeonggi Suwon Gwonseon Police Station)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
"Please Help Me," Desperate Plea... A Moving Moment That Felt Like a Miracle
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