China's Shanghai tourist bus driver suddenly falls ill while on duty

In Shanghai, China, the driver of a tour bus carrying 52 people suddenly became ill while on duty and almost caused an accident, but the driver protected the passengers until the end.
At 6 a.m. (local time) on the 26th of this month, a tour bus carrying one driver, one tour conductor, and 52 passengers departed from Shanghai's Pudong New District to Jiangsu.
We departed for Yancheng City, China. About an hour after the train departed, the driver, Mr. A, suddenly said, ``I can't see, my face is going numb.'' Tour conductor B
When he looked at Mr. A, he said that he was holding his chest with his left hand in pain, but his right hand was not letting go of the steering wheel. B.
As Mr. A approached the driver's seat, shouting, "Brake!", Mr. A managed to slow down and stop.
I applied the idle brake and brought the bus to a complete stop. Mr. B said, ``Everything happened in about 30 seconds.'' An ambulance was called immediately and Mr. A, who was losing consciousness, was taken to the hospital.
. At the hospital, he was diagnosed with brain stem hemorrhage. Two hours later, the passengers boarded newly arranged buses and headed to Jiangsu province. Passengers said, ``While Mr. A was in severe pain, we protected him to the end.''
They collected 2,000 formers (approximately 40,000 yen) in donations and gave them to Mr. A's family. According to Mr. A's son, Mr. A turned 47 this year and had no underlying health conditions. Mr. A September 1
As of today, he remains in an unconscious state and is in the intensive care unit. The son expressed his gratitude to the passengers who made donations and said, ``I hope my father wakes up soon.''