Mokpo Maritime Police Station (Chief Kim Hae-cheol) urgently transported two elderly emergency patients from island villages to the mainland at night on the 27th.


Mokpo Coast Guard is transporting an emergency patient from an island village. <br>[Photo by Sinan-gun]

Mokpo Coast Guard is transporting an emergency patient from an island village.
[Photo by Sinan-gun]

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According to Mokpo Maritime Police on the 28th, at around 9:08 PM on the 27th, they received a report of patient A (in his 80s) on Jangsan-do, Sinan-gun, showing symptoms of chills accompanied by vomiting, and quickly transported him to the mainland using a coastal rescue boat.


Earlier that day, at around 8:21 PM, patient B (female, in her 80s), who was experiencing severe pain and lower limb paralysis on Sangtaedo, Sinan-gun, was transported to Jindo Shimi Port using a patrol vessel and handed over to the 119 emergency medical team.


Meanwhile, it is known that the two patients transported with the help of the maritime police received treatment at a large hospital located in Mokpo.



A Mokpo Maritime Police official stated, “We will maintain a state of readiness to ensure that island residents in medical blind spots are not isolated from medical services.”


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