Turning Of The Tide (Natalie and Trevon) novel Chapter 42

"Chain crash on the highway in Athana."

"The truck driver was tired driving, causing six cars to crash in a row. The scene of the accident was abnormally serious."

"The collision on the highway caused countless deaths and injuries, and the cars on the side were all implicated."

Current news was broadcasted in the hospital lobby. The entire hospital fell into a heavy and sad state. Everyone looked at this scene sadly.

The hospital dean had called for an emergency meeting. He had just received a call from his superior asking him to send doctors from various departments to provide support on the spot.

Natalie, who was cooking at home, received a call from the department director. "Okay, I'll leave immediately."

It was unknown what the director was talking about, but Natalie turned off the fire, grabbed her keys and phone, and set off quickly.

The department director and the dean both agreed with Natalie. Although she didn't have a job title now, she was a talent that the dean had taken a fancy to from Athana Medical University. As soon as she graduated, the dean asked her to work at the hospital from the principal. It had always been the dean who had raised her personally. They agreed with her hard work, professionalism, and reaction speed.

For such a large-scale car accident scene, the doctors with a good mentality and quick reaction were the most needed. It was a matter of life and death.

This was why the hospital dean and the director requested Natalie to rush to the first scene to perform the emergency treatment.

Sherri had also received a call and was trying her best to rush over. During this period, Sherri called Natalie three times, but no one answered. She had guessed that Natalie had also been chosen.

When Natalie arrived at the scene, the surroundings of the highway accident had already been sealed off. What she saw was a bloody scene. It was a mess. Constant cries and screams entered the nervous system.

The car in front of the truck was the worst. As a sandwich, the body of the car had been squeezed until it was completely shapeless. The front end of the car had been scrapped. The driver was a middle-aged man. Fortunately, he was the only one in the car.

There were no ambulances at the scene, and the roads were congested. Even if there was a green passage, it was not as fast as Natalie's motorcycle.

Natalie was smart enough to go to the hospital to get the first aid kit before coming.

Natalie calmly walked to the car. The police had already dragged out the people at the scene of the car accident and were waiting for the doctors.

Natalie showed her work pass to the police, who were maintaining order, before she was let enter the cordon.

The expected ambulance arrived about ten minutes later than Natalie, and that was already the fastest it could go.

Wearing a white coat, Natalie walked toward the car with the worst accident like a savior. "All family members, disperse. I'm a doctor. Could you let me examine him?"

When they heard she was the doctor, the onlookers consciously moved aside and said, "The doctor is here. The doctor is here."

The owner of the car, who was like a sandwich, was covered in blood. His black sweater was already wet. First, Natalie checked the patient's breathing and found that it was very weak. The next second, the patient's actions were within her expectations. His heartbeat and breathing stopped. Natalie appeared calm and collected as she skillfully performed CPR on the patient.

Natalie did 28 CPRs for the patient. Her body was already drenched in sweat. She stood up weakly and signaled for the ambulance to carry the patient into the car. The patient's heart was already beating.

However, this scene was captured by the reporters the entire time. Natalie's face undoubtedly appeared on the live broadcast account, which was broadcasting every detail of the rescue in real time.

The reporter followed her line of sight and turned the camera. Natalie walked to the next patient without resting for a minute. This time, it was a patient with bleeding in the brain. She professionally used pressure to stop the bleeding and quickly got someone to carry the patient on a stretcher.

Natalie saved the patients one after another. After dealing with each of her patients, she finally handed them over to the ambulance before turning around to save the next one.

In the Secretary department in the Wilson Group.