Gurugram, Oct. 1 -- A 51-year-old woman was rescued by a Gurugram police emergency response vehicle (ERV) team after losing consciousness in her car due to severe internal bleeding while driving from a hospital in Sector 38 to her home in Sector 110 early Tuesday, police said. Her 55-year-old husband, undergoing treatment at the hospital, contacted Dial-112 at 5.44am after she told him she could not move and was losing consciousness, police said. The ERV team located her within six minutes and took her to Manipal Hospital, where doctors said further delay could have made her condition critical. The woman had spent the night caring for her husband before leaving at 5.30am. She developed severe internal bleeding due to a uterus-related ailment while driving, pulled over in Sector 23 and became unconscious. "Save me. I can't even move... or go to the hospital nearby. This is what she told me over the phone when I rang her for the third time to check if she had reached home," her husband told police. Assistant sub-inspector Dinesh Kumar, constable Ravi Kumar and special police officer Kartar Singh found her unconscious in a Swift Dzire with hazard lights blinking. "We contacted the husband for details and located his wife. In the next four minutes, we were at the hospital," Kumar said. Gurugram police commissioner Sibash Kabiraj announced a reward for the entire ERV team....