A nurse in Dongfang Hospital died of asthma suddenly. Their hospital was doing disinfection work, so they sent the nurse to the nearest hospital, which may have delayed the time halfway, so the nurse missed the best rescue opportunity and eventually died of asthma. I think this matter is directly related to their hospital. If their hospital can open a green channel and rescue nurses in time, such a tragedy will not happen. Although COVID-19 is terrible, mild patients can be cured. Emergency patients like this should be treated specially. Rules are dead, but people are alive. In the face of sudden patients, they should be rescued as soon as possible instead of being sent to other hospitals.

This nurse used to be an anti-epidemic hero. She once rushed to the front line and may have saved many lives, but she never thought that her life would end in this way. If the asthma attack is rescued in time, the tragedy can be completely avoided, so this matter is directly related to their hospital. There have been many such cases before, just because the test results haven't come out yet, and she likes the best time to rescue. I think every hospital should open a green channel instead of obsessing about that test certificate. Sometimes life is very fragile in the face of disease, and the best rescue time is only a few minutes. If you miss it, you will probably die.

The most sad thing about this is the nurse's parents. I believe that only those who have experienced it can understand the pain of sending a white-haired man to a dark-haired man. Their daughter, who had worked so hard to raise, did not expect to die of asthma. In fact, this accident can be completely avoided. If she had been rescued in the local hospital, it probably wouldn't have happened. For an asthmatic, time is money. If she misses it, she will probably die. So their hospital has an unshirkable responsibility for this matter.