"My Baby Has a High Fever... Please Help": A Scene Unfolding on the Commute Home

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"The Miracle of Moses on the Jongno Commute."

Seoul's Jongno district is known for experiencing heavy traffic congestion during weekday rush hours, right?

Amid a situation where a young child was sick, a "Miracle of Moses" unfolded in Jongno.

On the evening of July 23 at 7:00 PM, a woman hurriedly rushed into a police box.

The woman desperately pleaded with the police for help, explaining that her 13-month-old baby had a high fever and needed to get to the emergency room, but she could not get there because the traffic was blocked.

The police judged that there was no time to wait for an ambulance.

They put the baby and the mother into a patrol car and headed to the hospital.

As mentioned, it was 7:00 PM.

Vehicle congestion during the commute rush was at its worst.

At this time, they turned on the siren and announced that a patient was being transported.

Thankfully, citizens one by one made way by yielding their driving.

Through the path opened in that manner, they were able to safely arrive at the hospital in just 6 minutes.

It is reported that the baby, who was able to receive prompt medical treatment before things became more dangerous, has now recovered its health.

(Video source: YouTube Korean National Police Agency)
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