Chinese ride-share driver answers emergency calls, rushing to scenes to save lives
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Liu Xianfu, a 54-year-old ride-share driver in Foshan, China, has volunteered as a first aid responder, assisting in nearly 400 emergency cases over the past year. Originally from Hunan, he previously worked as a truck and taxi driver. Motivated by witnessing accidents, he joined a volunteer emergency team. His story highlights the role of ordinary citizens in supporting emergency medical services.
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Liu offered first aid to nearly 400 cases in the past year.
Liu Xianfu is a ride-sharing driver and first aid volunteer in Foshan, Guangdong.
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Liu Xianfu is a ride-sharing driver and first aid volunteer in Foshan, Guangdong.
South China Morning Post- Liu offered first aid to nearly 400 cases in the past year.
- He felt frustration at not being able to help previously.
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Loaded language removedA Chinese ride-sharing driver has become involved in his city's emergency medical services, providing first aid to nearly 400 cases in the past year. Liu Xianfu, 54, is a driver and first aid volunteer in Foshan city, in southern China's Guangdong province. The migrant from Hunan province in the south-central region first worked as a truck driver, then a taxi driver.
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Liu Xianfu is a ride-sharing driver and first aid volunteer in Foshan, Guangdong.
South China Morning PostLiu Xianfu offered first aid in nearly 400 emergency cases in the past year.
South China Morning PostLiu Xianfu is 54 years old.
South China Morning PostLiu Xianfu is a migrant from Hunan province working in Foshan.
South China Morning PostLiu Xianfu previously worked as a truck driver and then a taxi driver.
South China Morning PostLiu Xianfu's actions demonstrate the dedication of ordinary citizens to emergency services.
OpinionLiu Xianfu joined a volunteer team because he saw many accidents and felt frustrated he could not help.
South China Morning Post