Cardiac arrest baby rescue / Dangerous pin / "100 million" baseball tickets / Dangerous U-turn [Anchor Report]

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The first keyword is 'cardiac arrest baby rescue'.

The unconscious baby was rescued safely due to the quick response of police officers.

On the 29th of last month, firefighters and police were dispatched to a residential area in Seoul after receiving a report that a 22-month-old baby was unconscious due to a high fever and seizure.

I was on the move with my child and parents, and I got cardiac arrest and it's an emergency!

Citizens also cooperated, but the congestion was so severe that it didn't speed up.

Then, two police officers appear.

He ran directly on the road and asked for cooperation, and the ambulance cleared the way.

The 22-month-old baby, who received hospital treatment safely, is now known to have regained his health.

Thanks to the police officers lying on the road, I was able to save my precious life.

The next keyword is 'dangerous U-turn'.

On a dark night, a car with a life-threatening U-turn was spotted on the highway.

A black car stopped horizontally in front of a vehicle driving on the road.

I saw what he was trying to do, and he rattled over the central bump that came up to the bottom of the car.

It was an illegal U-turn.

Just looking at it makes me dizzy.

At around 8 p.m. on the 10th, a driver who was driving on a highway posted it on the online community, calling it a black box video,
He said he was very surprised that it didn't even turn on
.

No matter how urgent it is, illegal U-turns for life are prohibited.

The next keyword is '100 million' baseball tickets.

The popularity of the 'Korean Series', which was the biggest box office hit ever, is great.

Even a 100 million-dollar baseball ticket appeared at the secondhand marketplace.

Recently, an online second-hand trading platform posted that it would buy tickets for Games 3 and 4 of the Korean Series for 100 million won.

It's an amount that expresses the desire to watch the game rather than actually buying it for 100 million won, but it's great.

Tickets that cost 30,000 won to 50,000 won are traded at 5 to 10 times the regular price.

Until August this year, more than 50,000 suspected scalpers were reported to the online ticket reporting center for professional sports.

However, the reality is that there is no way to stop it under the current law.

Under the current law, only illegal tickets using the "Macro Program" are specified as punishment targets, and even this is not easy to punish because it has to be decided based on habitability and business feasibility.

Even if it is cracked down, a fine of less than 200,000 won is all according to the Misdemeanor Punishment Act.

Ticket sales that pour cold water on the baseball fever, and measures to break the hook seem necessary.

The next keyword is 'dangerous claw pins'.

You can fix your hair without tying it, so it's easy to use a tong pin, right?

A skull fracture occurred in this pin.

Last month, a couple was riding a motorcycle home in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, when a motorcycle fell.

Running slowly at 20km/h my boyfriend only lightly injured the right side of his waist, but
The woman
is in a serious situation.

The woman with a pin on her head hit the back of her head to the ground, and the pin was stuck in her brain, causing a skull fracture.

He was immediately taken to the hospital and survived through two craniotomy, but is now reported to be in a vegetative state.

Medical staff explained that the pin is usually right in the center of the back of the head and that the brain stem and cerebellum control important physiological functions such as breathing and heart rate.

He also said that the back of the head is relatively vulnerable, so the pin can seriously stab the scalp or the back of the head, which can be life-threatening.

The actual power of the tong pins is considerable.

It's enough to pierce hard and thick melon shells.

There have been no reports of claw pin accidents in Korea yet, but they have been reported several times abroad.

When pinned, do not remove it arbitrarily, but stay fixed so that it does not move and visit the emergency room.