A man in Pengzhou fell into the water and was swept away by the masses, rescued by firefighting relay, chasing 3 miles along the river
"Quick! Hurry up!" Several firefighters ran on the gravel road along the Renmin Canal in Tianpeng Town, Pengzhou.
On the water in front of them, a man who fell into the water was being washed downstream by the rushing river.
"Almost, get into the water!" In the pursuit, a firefighter in a life jacket jumped on the shore that was about to approach the man and swam towards the man.
"Catch it!" Several firefighters on the shore hurriedly tightened the ropes and slowly pulled the two back to the shore. The rescue was successful.
After a preliminary diagnosis, the rescued man was in no serious condition and his life was not in danger.
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Men who fell into the water used bamboo poles to rescue people
On the afternoon of October 1, a man fell into the water in Renmin Canal, Tianpeng Town, Pengzhou and was washed away by the river. The situation was urgent.
The first to spot the man in the water were two local people playing in a nearby park.
According to reports, when they were about to go home and pass the river at the end of their play, "seeing something in the river, it appeared to be on the surface of the water, but the result was an individual."
The two hurriedly called for help: "Someone has fallen into the water, please help!" Many people in the nearby tea shop heard the call for help and hurried over to help.
"At that time, someone found a bamboo pole and prepared to reach out and stop him to the shore, but they couldn't stop him at all. The bamboo pole was short, and people rushed to the start without saving."
Seeing the man being washed away by the water, many people on the shore hurriedly called the police and asked the firefighter for help.
Several others followed the river bank to chase the man who was washed away by the water, paying attention to the man's condition.
But because of the fast current and no rescue tools, everyone can only be in a hurry.
"Fortunately, he was floating on the water, he didn't sink, and he didn't struggle too much, but if he is not rescued in time, he may still be in danger of walking down the road." A resident who participated in the rescue introduced.
Fortunately, during the chase, firefighters arrived in time.
At this time, the man has drifted for nearly two kilometers.
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Fire mad chasing diving to catch the drowning man
It was the Tianpeng full-time team of the Pengzhou City Fire Rescue Brigade that received the rescue order.
The team immediately dispatched a rescue fire truck and 7 firemen to the scene.
"Hurry up, see that there are no people, hurry up, hurry up." According to the location described by the police, the fire rescue personnel dressed in life jackets and prepared life ropes, chasing wildly along the river bank.
According to rescuers, the man who fell into the water was in the middle of the river and was quickly drifting downstream. “On the way we rushed over, we tied a lifeline to a firefighter in advance, and then dived in a suitable position to rescue him. Pull them back to shore."
"Run fast, almost (distance), get into the water!" The fire rescue personnel finally found the man who fell into the water after two or three hundred meters, and rushed to a position in front of the man, plunged into the water and approached the man.
Soon, the man was grabbed by rescuers.
The firefighters on the shore squeezed the rope and slowly pulled the two back to the shore.
The man was then carried to the shore.
"At that time, he couldn't speak or move his body just after he landed ashore. He could speak and move after a short rest, but his speech was unclear and he couldn't tell how he fell into the water. He just said it was Jian Yang." The rescuer said .
After that, 120 first aid personnel and police from the local police station rushed to the scene.
After a preliminary diagnosis of the man, the man was in no serious health condition and his life was not in danger.
Police station police also used mobile police equipment to further verify the identity of the man.
"From discovery to rescue, I chased for at least three miles, my clothes were wet with sweat, but fortunately there was nothing serious." The man was rescued, and the enthusiastic people who participated in the rescue finally let go.
Chengdu Commercial Daily-Red Star News reporter Du Yuquan