I had a good call
until I was called at 5am ending my 3 hrs break. 4 casualties were sent in by
the rescue service. 1 was reported to have a left thigh fracture and the rest
were cuts and limbs pain.
The EMTs had told
me that they had rammed onto the divider at the combat reserved road.
The combat
reserved road is one of the temporary air force strip down south enabling air
force to land their plane. The road is darn width( 12 lanes on each side), and
it is definitely unbelievable to rammed onto the divider under normal driving
condition. (during my sinner stage, I had a 180kmh record…)
The only female casualty
was better than the rest, she was walking and look very pale. Her response was
quite weird unlike those concussion patient who kept asking the same question
over and over again. She had answered my question wrongly (ask east and she
talk west instead)… No scent of alcohol and I deeply believed that she is under
influence of substance, the rest of the guys were confused as well c no sign of
alcohol consumption
My speculation was
confirmed when the policemen stepped in. It was not the usual traffic policemen
who came… those were police from the local station and they had brought a few
packets of Ketamine and they tried to interrogate the 4 victims. The 3 guys
were too confused and the lady was unable to response properly.
I had a houseman
colleague back in the days with KKM, he is a UKM grad, a surgical freak who
tried his best to laid his hand on any operating table. He had once told me
that he had gone to a rave party and someone gave him a quarter of an ectasy
pill and he had swung his head for the next 2 days. I had told this story to
Yun and Xian and I had shown them the scene in the movie “Drug war” where the
anti-narcotic chief inhale an overdose of cocaine.(non-realistic of course but
good enough to scare them off).
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