Damascus-Sana
The watchful slogan of the eye represented by the cadres of the police and the Internal Security Forces does not only mean performing the duty to maintain security and implement the law, but for them it also includes providing assistance and extending a helping hand to the citizen and above that the humanitarian position when needed, which expresses the authenticity and solidarity of the Syrian people, especially in times of distress.
Today's story is not new, but it reflects the high human sense, altruism, and sense of responsibility of elements of a traffic patrol whose mission coincides with the intersection of Al-Mowasat Hospital during the period of application of the curfew applied within the precautionary measures to address the Corona epidemic.
A woman passes crying next to the patrol, and one of the elements asks her about the reason, and she tells him that her child in Al-Mowasat Hospital has a deteriorating health condition, and he needs to donate blood in large quantities. The salaries of the Damascus Traffic Branch to correspond with SANA, and he said, "Such humanitarian cases do not need to be considered before they are carried out. It is an imperative duty of our work."
Assistant Ibrahim Ibrahim said, “When I saw the lady, I went to her and asked her about the reason for her crying, so she told me that her son needs additional blood and his health is deteriorating .. We helped her immediately because it is a human condition,” stressing that the tasks of the police units during the embargo period are not limited to strict application in it, but include Provide assistance to those who need it.
For his part, First Lieutenant Basil Sheikha, the head of the patrol, told the reporter: “The hours of the ban are not without the appearance of violations that violate the curfew, but there are also various humanitarian cases that require the police units to provide assistance.” The blood of her child was called upon by the elements to provide immediate assistance, as two members went with the patrol driver, accompanied by the mother. After they donated blood, they told us that the quantity is not sufficient, so new elements were sent to donate. ”
Feeling proud while performing a professional duty was most of the driver policeman Mahmoud Rouim from Damascus Traffic Operations Department during his participation in the donation and the transfer of the elements and the mother of the child to the blood bank where he said, “I felt proud of doing this humanitarian work because the child was in poor health and we helped save his life where We first donated six bags of blood, and when we learned that the quantity was not enough, the responsible officer told us that he directed two colleagues for us to come and donate, and then I transferred the blood bags and the mother of the child to the hospital.
The two police officers, Mohamed Ghali and Muhannad Moussa, who were performing their duties by enforcing the night curfew, quickly, upon receiving the call from their colleagues, to provide assistance and confirmed that they are carrying out their professional duty and apply the police emblem in the service of the people.
Sahar Al-Ahmad, the mother of the child Ahmed Morgan, expressed her appreciation for the initiative of the patrol members, and said that the police thanked them very much for their help, thank God now the bleeding has stopped .. God gives them wellness.
She explained that she was confused and did not know what to do because of her child's need for large quantities of blood. When I asked the patrol for help, they hurried to this and took me to the blood bank, donated the required amount in addition to the platelets, and then brought me back to the hospital.
Rehab Ali