A hero biker fixed an oxygen tank to his motorcycle and rushed a sick baby to hospital as protestors blocked the road.
The highway was blocked by protesters of a workers union.
The father of the sick baby was on a bus trapped in the blockade.
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He needed to take his infant daughter to the hospital for an urgent appointment but was stuck in the heavy traffic.
He pleaded: “If I don’t get there, I could lose her, please help me.”
That’s when the hero biker stepped up and offered to speed them through the traffic jam to make the appointment.
The unnamed motorcyclist told the worried dad: “I’m on my way to work, but I’d like to offer to take you to hospital.
“Don’t worry, we’ll be there soon.”
The biker then strapped the baby’s oxygen tank and catheter to the back of his motorcycle.
Holding his baby girl in his arms, the father hopped on the back of the motorbike and the trio raced through the blockade.
They reportedly made it to the hospital on time and the infant received the urgent treatment she needed.
The life-saving gesture took place on the Mexico-Pachuca highway located north of Mexico City, Mexico, on 17 February.
The protest was organised by the Union of Transporters, Merchants and Businesspeople of Mexico, as reported by Need To Know.
The demonstration also included health sector workers and the Alliance of Motor Transporters.
One local said: “They should not block main roads like this, it puts people’s lives at risk and they have nothing to do with the issues being discussed.”
Another added: “They then get to the hospital and find there are no doctors or medicine!”
Janis remarked: “God bless this biker.”
Jorge said: “I was left with a throbbing heart, a lump in my throat, and tears in my eyes.”
Charis added: “There are still good people in this world.”
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