Nurse Rescues Monks After Fatal Pickup Truck Crash

The nurse describes seeing the aftermath of a crash and initially mistaking it for a rollover due to the presence of a parked pickup truck.

She noticed a large number of monks in one vehicle and realized it was a significant incident, deducing there must have been a problem.

Initially prevented from approaching, she identified herself as a nurse, which allowed her access to the injured monks.

Locals recognized her and called out for the doctor, indicating she was expected or known in the area.

She confirmed emergency services had been called but were delayed, so she contacted 1669 herself and began triaging patients based on breathing.

While on the phone, she assessed the patients, mentally preparing her actions and categorizing them by injury severity.

She separated the critically injured ('black') from those still breathing, prioritizing the latter for immediate attention.

She informed the dispatcher that there were many injured, exceeding ten seriously wounded, and at least four fatalities.

After being asked if she would perform CPR and receiving no further response, she began administering CPR to two monks, successfully reviving one.

She continued her efforts, attempting CPR on another monk before other individuals arrived to assist.