Modern Express News (correspondent Pu Quexuan reporter Wang Rui) On the afternoon of February 15, a woman in Nanjing's Pukou District went to the roof of the top floor to check because of a solar leak in her home, and as a result, she was afraid of heights and did not dare to come down, so she had to call the police for help. The fire brigade arrived in time to rescue her with professional tools, but she still felt afraid and kept crying.
At about 2 p.m. on the day of the incident, the Full-time Fire Rescue Station in Qiaolin, Pukou District, received a police reinforcement, saying that a woman was trapped on the roof of 15 residential buildings in a small district of Jiangpu Street, and did not dare to come down. After receiving the report, the rescue station immediately dispatched three vehicles of 16 people to the scene to rescue. Firefighters arrived at the scene and found a middle-aged woman in a purple cotton coat crouching on the roof of the building crying, still shouting: "Don't dare to go down, don't dare to go down." ”
After questioning, the firefighters learned that the woman found that the water heater in her home was leaking at noon, and suspected that the solar energy installed on the roof was broken, so she climbed to the top of the building alone through the patio of the stairwell to check it out. After checking the solar energy situation, she was ready to return from the same road, but she was afraid of heights, and she looked down at the mouth of the patio, and her legs shook, and she did not dare to climb down. Subsequently, she launched a worry on the roof, thinking left and right, and then helplessly called the police.
After understanding the situation, the firefighters quickly launched a rescue. They first tied a safety rope to the woman's waist, and then used a triangle sling to trap her, and after confirming safety, they used a horizontal bar ladder to slowly lower her from the patio. During the period, in addition to the firefighters pulling the rope above and the firefighters on the bottom, there was also a firefighter who helped her down together to alleviate her fear. After landing safely, although the woman kept saying "thank you" in her mouth, she may still feel afraid, and she still cried uncontrollably. The firefighters soothed her emotions until they sent her home.