The driver of the sedan was unconscious halfway, claiming to "drug use" to scare the police, and confirmed that it was formaldehyde poisoning

【Source: Nine Pai News】

On September 19, Hangzhou, Zhejiang. A green sedan stopped at the red and green light intersection, and the green light was on, but the car was motionless.

The police found the situation during the patrol and immediately went to the vehicle to check.

The video showed that the police opened the door directly and found a young man sitting on the driver's paralysis, his head was crooked, his eyes closed, and he fainted. "Wake up! Wake up! What is going on?" The police quickly patted his chest to wake him up.

Men lying on the driver's seat picture | Video screenshot

The members of the scene were alert and asked quickly: "What did you suck? Drugs?!" The man explained weakly: "Spray ... the poison of the paint." The situation was urgently, and the police force immediately reported the situation to the command room and connected 120.

The command room replied: "It is estimated to be formaldehyde poisoning." "Ventilation, keep ventilation first!". Everyone immediately opened the windows to keep the air circulation in the car, and slowly feed the man to drink from the patrol car. At the scene, the auxiliary policeman continued to talk to the man and communicate with men, diverting men's attention to prevent him from falling into deep coma.

Soon, the 120 ambulance rushed to the scene. Police officer Lou, a patrol officer, said: "We have been shooting his shoulders in the ambulance and let him not sleep." The police officer had been accompanied by the man into the emergency room, and then helped the man contact his family.

It is understood that the unconscious man's surname Nie is a paint worker who inhaled too much formaldehyde during his work. On the same day, he wanted to go home to take a bath. As a result, he was fainted when he was driving. He passed directly on the traffic light road. Fortunately, the police found it in time. After treatment, Mr. Nie is not a big deal.

Jiupai News Intern reporter Wang Tiantian

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