Driving recklessly to save a Macau girl, running a red light and violating the law to save her. Lawyer: No punishment for preventing illegal activities. Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the relevant legal provisions on emergency asylum.

Driving recklessly to save a Macau girl, running a red light and breaking the law to save her. Lawyer: No punishment for preventing illegal activities│FTV News reporter Lin Yanjun

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Human life is at stake, and not a second can be wasted. In order to save time, the original 4.4-kilometer journey took 13 minutes, but he drove on the bus lane, ran red lights, changed lanes to overtake, and ignored the risk of getting a ticket. He drove straight to the hospital. In the end, it only took him 4 minutes to reach the emergency room of Chengqing Hospital.

Mr. Cai, a citizen who was enthusiastic about saving lives, said: "I overtake whenever I can. When there are many cars, I use the bus lane. I turn on my warning lights and honk my horn along the way. If there is a slight violation, saving lives is my top priority."

Li Yusheng, a lawyer at Fidelity Law Office, said: "Although the perpetrator violated the rules by running a red light and driving in the bus lane, he was trying to save the girl's life, which is an act of "emergency refuge". Legally, it is a kind of "preventing illegality" reason. Therefore, it is not illegal in law and should not be punished for traffic violations."

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