Mga responders sa Albay napakamot na lang ng ulo matapos mag-responde sa inakalang medical emergency
- Emergency responders in Albay could only scratch their heads after responding to an emergency call
- Earlier, security guards and personnel of Albay Electric Cooperative, Inc. (ALECO), panicked after seeing a driver inside a car seemingly unresponsive
- According to a report by GMA News, the car was among those lining up for the drive thru payment at ALECO
- After the car apparently did not move to take the place of another car ahead of it, that was when ALECO guards and personnel tried to catch the attention of the driver, whom they said appeared to be unconscious, prompting them to later call emergency responders
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Emergency responders in Albay, as well as guards and personnel of the Albay Electric Cooperative, Inc. (ALECO), could only scratch their heads after panicking over what they thought was a medical emergency.
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In a report by GMA News, it said that ALECO guards and personnel said they noticed a car was not moving in the line of cars queuing for payment at the company’s drive thru payment facility.
They then surrounded the vehicle and noticed that the driver appeared to be unconscious.
They then tried to rouse the driver of the car by furiously knocking on the windows and doors of the vehicle.
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Failing to rouse the driver inside a locked vehicle, they called Legazpi 911 and summoned emergency responders.
A few moments later, an ambulance arrived with the emergency responders, who tried to shake the vehicle.
It was at this point that witnesses and responders thought the man inside the car encountered a medical emergency or worst, died while queuing for payment.
After about 30 minutes, however, they were surprised to see the man inside the car suddenly sat straight and looked around him, perhaps even wondering why people were surrounding his vehicle.
It turned out that the man decided to doze off while waiting for his turn in the queue, but apparently fell into a deep sleep.
Instead of getting exasperated by what turned out to be a hilarious situation, medical responders and witnesses expressed their gratitude that no harm came to the driver.
ALECO decided not to release the name of the man anymore but instead, issued some guidelines for those using their drive-thru payment facility.
“Para maiwasan ang mahabang pila sa drive-thru lalo na kung ikaw ay pagod o gutom, puwedeng magbayad gamit ang aming mga payment partner. Kung ikaw ay pagod o gutom, magdala ng kasama upang matiyak na ang pila ay binabantayan at ligtas sa sasakyan,” ALECO said.
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Meanwhile in a sad news abroad, a Filipino has reportedly been executed in Saudi Arabia for the crime of murder. The Department of Foreign Affairs said they haven’t received any confirmation yet from Saudi authorities, though the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh has already confirmed the execution. In a report by GMA News, it said that the Filipino is said to have killed a Saudi Arabian national and that the reason apparently has something to do with money. The family of the Filipino asked that the identity of their kin who was executed will remain unknown.
In another sad local news, a 23-year-old fisherman died after a fish entered his throat. Based on the report of State of the Nation of GMA News, he was trying to bite off the head of the fish. However, the fish allegedly tried to escape and slid down his throat, which blocked his airways. The report also noted that the fisherman's throat swelled.
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