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Chapter 1266 : The scene of chaos

  The traffic structure on the campus is complicated. The ambulance was only driven for less than two minutes and was forced to stop. There was no road ahead for cars to continue.

   Medical staff were forced to get out of the car. Xin Yanjun asked the security guard at the door: "Where's the patient?"

  The security guard said: "Maybe in the gym behind the teaching building."

   The doctor and nurse turned their heads. In front of it stood a very tall and large teaching building, from which it was necessary to pass through to the gymnasium where the patients were located. Why can't the ambulance drive directly to the gym? What kind of traffic structure is this?

  Old school, it may not be easy to change course.

   The patient is a student, where is the school teacher? May be afraid to walk away from students. The most important thing is that the security guard actually said two words just now, as if the security guard did not know the patient's condition.

On this point, the security guard admitted: "It should be the student who called the hospital first after the accident. I just received the notice before you arrived, and I didn't have time to see it. No one is the only one responsible for watching the gate. The school is over after school. , everyone should have left. This student is disobedient, and he stayed in the school to play basketball after school and had an accident. "

   Usually, the teacher is watching the students during the class, and the teacher and the school can see the situation of the students at a glance. Many school accidents happened at the time of vacuum management in this school. After school, students and teachers should all leave school and go home.

  If the students do not go home, the teacher cannot accompany the students in the school all the time. The teacher is very tired after class and needs to go home to take care of the family and prepare lessons at night. For this reason, the school will clear the field after waiting for the people to leave, and let the students leave the school. I am afraid that someone will have an accident when there is no one to guard.

   Middle school students, who are at the stage of adolescence, play more unrestrained and crazy than elementary school students, and may do any crazy actions. Schools that understand the characteristics of children of this age group fear these things more than anyone else.

  The security guard said: "I chased them away, and they secretly ran back to the gym while I wasn't paying attention. It must be. They didn't dare to come to me first if they called your hospital."

  No one is watching, if there is an accident at this time, it is equivalent to encountering a bad time. No one organizes to save people, only underage students save themselves. Chaos is a normal thing.

  The ambulance couldn't get past it. The medical staff grabbed the first aid kit, oxygen bag and other supplies on the ambulance, and prepared to use manpower to carry things and race for life. A few people just entered the teaching building, and finally a teacher from the school appeared.

  A female teacher in her 50s and 60s with glasses ran until she was out of breath when she saw the medical staff raised her hand and shouted, "This way, hurry up!"

Teacher led the way, and several medical staff followed the female teacher, without asking about the situation. Because the female teacher was about to die, the doctor was afraid of another patient to be rescued at the scene. Besides, it's time to see the patient.

  The female teacher asked the doctors, "Why did you come in from the front door of the school?"

   Wrong, the ambulance should go to the back door of the school. According to the female teacher, if you enter from the back door of the school, you can go directly to the location of the patient in the school gymnasium.

   Regarding the difference between the front door and the back door, the emergency department of the hospital did not receive the notification of the 120 call, and the students who called 120 did not explain these precautions.

   "It was a phone call from a student." The female teacher said, "It must not be from our teacher. Our teacher knows what to say when we call."