Mobile policemen rescue people from drowning

PSNews - Three troops of the Mobile Police Battalion under the Guard and Mobile Police Department of the Dak Nong Provincial Police recently saved two citizens of Residential Area 7 in Nghia Phu ward, Gia Nghia town from drowning.

The thanking letter.
The thanking letter.

That is the content reported in a thank-you letter sent to the Directorate of the Dak Nong Provincial Police. As the letter reads, on February 22, Le Trong and Dinh Cong Tuyen were caught in a boat capsize while collecting wood on Dak Tik hydro-power reservoir. Despite efforts, the two victims could not reach the lakeshore from the deep water and were about to drown.

Luckily, three mobile police troops happened to hear the call for help while patrolling nearby. The troops immediately sent a canoe to the rescue and gave them first aid. When the two men recovered, the mobile police troops continued searching for the victims’ properties. 

By Duy Tien

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