70-year-old man driving Lamborghini has stroke in the middle of the road: Traffic police involved?

On the morning of January 16, a red Lamborghini supercar suddenly stopped in the middle of the road. The driver, a 70-year-old man, had suffered a stroke, causing panic among the people around and causing traffic congestion.

At around 10:55 a.m. on January 16, a Lamborghini with license plate 51F-108.18 was traveling on Huynh Van Banh Street from Phan Dinh Phung to Nguyen Van Troi. When it reached the area in front of house number 102 Huynh Van Banh, the supercar suddenly stopped in the middle of the road for no apparent reason. This immediately caused many vehicles to stop, causing traffic congestion in this crowded area.

People present tried to approach the car and noticed that the driver, Mr. Cao Hoai Tr. (70 years old, living in Phu Nhuan district), was sitting motionless and unresponsive. This scene immediately made everyone worried, because Mr. Tr.'s safety was in danger. After being unable to approach Mr. Tr. to ask for information, people around quickly called the authorities.

Upon receiving the information, the Traffic Police - Order Team, Phu Nhuan District Police arrived at the scene in a short time. They immediately deployed traffic flow to avoid congestion, and at the same time mobilized medical rescue forces to assist. The police opened the car door and discovered that Mr. Tr. had signs of a stroke. Thanks to the timely intervention of the authorities and the people, Mr. Tr. received first aid and was then taken to the hospital in critical condition.

Mr. Tr.’s wife, Mrs. Nguyen TH (68 years old), immediately arrived at the scene after receiving the information. She said that her husband had a history of cardiovascular disease and had suffered a heart attack before. This partly explains why Mr. Tr. had a stroke while driving.

Phu Nhuan District Police said they did their best to assist, without causing any difficulty or hindrance during the rescue process. The timely actions of the authorities helped ensure Mr. Tr.’s safety and quickly cleared traffic.

The incident quickly attracted public attention, and shortly after, some videos and inaccurate information were spread on social media. Some people claimed that the authorities had done wrong, or had interfered too much with the Lamborghini. However, a representative of the Traffic Police - Order Team, Phu Nhuan District Police, spoke out to refute this information.

In fact, the traffic police promptly opened the car door and provided first aid to Mr. Tr., which was a necessary action and demonstrated the responsibility of the authorities in protecting the health and lives of the people. After first aid, Mr. Tr. was taken to the hospital for further treatment. Currently, his health condition is still being monitored.

Although the incident happened quite suddenly and caused traffic disruption, thanks to the timely intervention of the authorities and the support of the people, everything was resolved satisfactorily. The fact that the traffic police quickly directed traffic and simultaneously provided first aid to the victim is a testament to the professionalism and responsibility of the authorities in their work.

The incident also highlights the need to raise public awareness about how to handle emergency situations, especially in health-related cases. People need to know how to give first aid and quickly call an ambulance when they discover someone in trouble.

With the prompt and effective intervention of the authorities, it is hoped that Mr. Cao Hoai Tr. will recover soon and have no serious sequelae. This incident is also a reminder of the importance of paying attention to health and being ready to respond in all situations.

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