Emergency rescue at sea! Crew sudden cerebral infarction rescue helicopter emergency rescue

Source: CCTV news client

At about 4:30 a.m. today (December 31), 80 kilometers southeast of Fuzhou Airport, a crew member on a fishing boat had a sudden cerebral infarction and was in critical condition. After receiving the rescue task, the duty crew of the Second Rescue Flight Team of the East China Sea immediately put on the epidemic prevention equipment and formulated a rescue plan, and then under the command of the air traffic control department, the helicopter took off from Fuzhou Changle Airport to the scene. At the same time, rescue personnel also contacted the National Regional Medical Center in advance to inform the patients and ask the hospital to prepare for the rescue of the patients in advance.

At 7 a.m., the rescue helicopter found the fishing boat in the air, when the sea was slightly bright, accompanied by morning fog, and the visibility was poor. Moreover, due to the influence of cold air, the wind and waves at sea are very large, and the fishing boats are undulating, which makes it very difficult to rescue. When the lifeguards got off the fishing boat and found that the sick crew was unconscious and incapacitated, the lifeguards immediately used rescue kits to hoist the patient and one of the accompanying crew members into the cabin and flew to the hospital.

At 7:50 a.m., the rescue helicopter landed, and the crew handed over the crew to the hospital for emergency treatment. It is understood that the crew member has a sudden cerebral infarction, which is currently out of danger and is still in the process of treatment.

(Reporter Huang Shan, Zheng Hao)