At 5:30 p.m. Monday, an ambulance of northern Vietnam’s Tuyen Quang Province general hospital was transporting a patient suffering from a ruptured liver and pleural effusion after being rammed by an ox to another hospital in Hanoi.
But on the journey, a medic said a truck driver obstructed the ambulance, refusing to let it pass for over four kilometers on National Highway 2C in Son Duong District.
The medic decided to capture the incident on camera and reported it to the police.
Thanks to the footage, police apprehended truck driver Vu The Phuong, a 44-year-old local, who admitted to having obstructed the ambulance. He was subsequently fined Vand had his truck seized for not moving out of the way of a priority vehicle, and for not having a driving license.
The patient was eventually taken to Viet Duc Hospital and underwent surgery. Her health is being monitored in the ICU.