After helping an unconscious woman, she demanded 1 million won (Korea)

A man who helped a woman who was found unconscious in a car expressed his frustration after being asked to pay 1 million won (about 113,000 yen) in compensation.
On the Korean online community "Bobe Dream," he posted the following message with the title, "I am so frustrated and angry that I am writing this message to express my feelings."
The contents of the email were published. Mr. A, who wrote this, said, "On the 14th, on my way to work, I saw a car parked in the middle of the road. Inside the car, there was a man who looked to be in his late 30s or early 40s."
The woman was foaming at the mouth and unconscious," he wrote. He continued, "(The woman) appeared to be having an epileptic seizure and tried to open the door but it was locked, so she used the emergency handle.
"I broke the window with a hammer, carried the woman outside, and called an ambulance," he explained. "The people around me also clearly witnessed this," he said, adding, "I tried to give her artificial respiration and rub her body, but...
"I thought it was not a good idea, so I did nothing," he wrote. After the ambulance arrived, Mr. A left his phone number and left the scene. The next day, Mr. B, the husband of the woman who was rescued, told him, "When I was helping my wife out of the car,
In response, Mr. A explained, "When I was carrying him out of the car, I put my arm under his arm. It was an emergency situation, so it was an unavoidable action."
However, Mr. B said, "I want 300,000 won (about 33,000 yen) for the door window, and 700,000 won (about 80,000 yen) for my wife's medical expenses because she was injured by the broken window," and asked for a total of 1 million won.
In response, Mr. A said, "It's difficult to pay 1 million won, but I'm worried that this will leave a record and that I will be admitting my guilt," and added, "I will never help others again in my life."
I got it.