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Good news! They returned safely

author:Bright Net

Transferred from CCTV News

After several days of follow-up observation, on the morning of September 10, the mission area and camp No. 3 Hailuogou finally had the conditions for helicopter take-off and landing. At 9:03, the helicopter took off from Moxi Town, and returned smoothly at 9:38, and the 24 special police officers of the Ganzi police who had previously lost contact were safely built!

Good news! They returned safely
Good news! They returned safely

On the day of the September 5 earthquake, 24 special police officers from the Ganzi police took the lead in advancing into Camp 3 of the Hailuogou Scenic Area on the isolated island, and successfully transferred all 216 trapped people from September 5 to 7. On the evening of the 7th, the rescue SWAT returned the last batch of trapped people and began to rain continuously, and the helicopter no longer had the flight conditions to receive the rescue SWAT return. During the two days and one night when the SWAT was stranded, the headquarters only relied on satellite phones to maintain contact with them, and due to the continuous aftershocks and sudden changes in the weather, the satellite phone was disconnected at noon on the 8th. Yesterday morning, the good news came: the 24 warriors in the isolated island of the epicenter were all safe.

Good news! They returned safely
Good news! They returned safely
Good news! They returned safely

The reporter learned from the Sichuan Provincial Public Security Department that the satellite phone was finally dialed, and the rescue command had contacted the 24 special police officers stranded on the isolated island. The command headquarters contacted the helicopter for the first time to implement the launch situation, but due to continuous rainfall, low visibility and other factors, it did not have the flight conditions to receive the return journey, and today, under the assistance of the helicopter, 24 warriors returned smoothly!

Source: Xiaoxiang Morning Post

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