How do police cars urgently escort patients to medical treatment?

On the afternoon of June 24, there were many vehicles on Provincial Highway 201. A car carrying critically ill patients was speeding toward a nearby hospital with double flashes. After hearing the news, the traffic police along the route quickly opened the way to escort him and started a relay. Originally, it took nearly 20 minutes to get to the hospital under such road conditions, but the police car drove the patient to the hospital in 7 minutes. On the morning of July 2, the grateful family members of the patient sent a banner to the traffic police.

“A black Accord with double flashers is carrying critically ill patients coming from Provincial Highway 201 towards Zhengding City. Please escort the traffic police along the road to the hospital in time.” 15:00 on June 24 At about 15 minutes, the Zhengding Traffic Police Brigade Command Center immediately sent out an emergency notification through the walkie-talkie after receiving the villagers' call for help.

After receiving the notice from the command center, the captain of the mobile squadron acted quickly. He arranged for two policemen who were clearing illegally parked vehicles near Provincial Highway 201 to go immediately to respond. One minute later, the two successfully picked up the black Accord car with double flashers at the archway of Yong'an Village, Zhengding County, and escorted it to Shuguang Road at high speed, and were then escorted in relay by other personnel of the mobile squadron. Seven minutes later, the traffic police successfully sent the car to Zhengding County Hospital. Medical staff provided emergency treatment to the patient.

At about 10:30 on July 2, the Zhengding Traffic Police Brigade welcomed two villagers holding banners. They said they wanted to thank the many traffic police who helped escort the patients to the hospital that day. "The situation was urgent. There were emergency patients at home who needed to be sent to the hospital for treatment. There were many vehicles on the road and there were some traffic jams, so we had to call the police for help." A villager said that although the sick family member unfortunately passed away after all-out rescue efforts, he still wanted to thank the traffic police. . "Originally, it took nearly 20 minutes under that kind of road conditions, but it was shortened to 7 minutes that day. Everyone has done their best to save lives. Thank you very much!" "This is what we should do." said a traffic policeman.