Singapore’s CRAZIEST Emergency Stories?! | The Hop Pod Ep.30

[@sleepy_dobe]

19:31 Not kiasu, but my time in the Scout movement during my school years have taught me this: Be prepared. This is the scout's motto.

[@TofuTeo]

Great video, thank you. I appreciate all these helpers in the world. ❤🇸🇬

[@rosidahariff2365]

When my late mum had a fall 10 yrs ago the ambulance came under 10 min. I was so impreased.

[@joshualee8151]

in usa like the doctor said... we have scotts law AKA move over law about moving over n slowing down when a emergency vehicle has its lights on... its called a scotts law cuz a drunk driver killed a firefighter in chicago illinois saving a person on a side of the road.. u get fined and get community service issued when u dont move over outta the way... if u injure someone or worst by not moving over or slowing down its a class 4 felony

[@Skinnypnny]

What an interesting episode ❤❤❤

[@TattoosLovers]

I've seen some car driver's don't move for the ambulance while i'm walking on the walkway / pathway even when the ambulance on their sirens also some drivers still don't move i wish most drivers realize it's life or death situation .😢😮😊 yikes wahh the stabbing story reminds me of the accident at orchard rd stabbing scary ouch .

[@YouGotWatch]

Yes, please give way to ambulances! 🚨

[@nicholasyeam]

if i can CPR so can u 🤝

[@YouGotWatch]

Like Nic’s comment if you know how to do CPR! 🙌🏼

[@Q.lyqian]

U so cool

[@sleepy_dobe]

20:59 Joie"s reaction......natural for most of us, right? I mean, we can all agree that such pranksters need to pay for their "crime" because they're misusing emergency resources that someone else may actually need at that point in time. But we mustn't forget too.....that sometimes, some of these "pranksters" are actually people who may suffer from some form of mental illness and the prank calling of hotlines etc may be a manifestation of their mental illness, or some other understandable reasons for their acting out. No excuse for misusing resources, definitely. But instead of immediately judging and condemning them, we can perhaps dig a little deeper to see if there is an underlying problem. One that charging them in court, issuing a fine or a prison sentence will not only not help, but maybe make worse the problem(s) the individual face.

[@trevorthai1685]

Love the new intro animation 🤩

[@TofuTeo]

That story at 19:00 is medical neglect by the uncle! What’s wrong with him?