Man Gives First Aid Instead Of Scolding Motorcyclists Who Crashed Into His Car

The incident, which was shared by Facebook user Arman Irman, happened on Monday morning, 31 August, when Lieutenant Hishamuddin Salleh, an officer from the Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM), was on his way to work.

The motorcycle, with a rider and passenger on it, suddenly crashed into the back of his car and fell onto the highway.

He then grabbed paramedic equipment that he had in the back of his car and proceeded to give first aid to them.

Hishammudin then only sent the motorcyclists on their way when he was sure that they were able to make it to a clinic by themselves for further medical attention.

"Congratulations Hishamuddin, you're a hero to me," said Arman in his post.

"I wish that more Malaysians were kind like you."

"They had crashed into his car. Instead of getting angry and reprimanding them, he chose to help the victims of the crash instead," said the Kuala Lumpur APM in their post.

They added that Hishamuddin is also a volunteer fireman at FGV Kuala Lumpur where he is currently stationed.

"You're an idol to FGV. You're the best, brother," said a Facebook user, while another commented that Hishamuddin made her really proud.

"I also saw the accident while passing by there earlier. Grateful to still have people like you, sir," said this user.

All to which Hishamuddin humbly replied, "Thank you everyone, it was merely an opportunity to offer the little help that I could with whatever I had."