Loading...
Yangtze Evening News, December 21 (Correspondent Shen Xiaoxuan, Reporter Chen Yong) On December 19, a thrilling fall occurred on the rooftop of a community in Taixing, Taizhou, Jiangsu Province. An 11-year-old boy and several friends were playing a snowball fight on a rooftop more than 30 stories high, but one of them fell into the gap between the two floors more than 6 meters deep. The friends panicked and hurriedly called for help.
At 10:55 a.m. on the same day, the Taizhou Fire Command Center received an alarm that a fall accident occurred at the top of a community in Yanling Street, Taixing, and one person was trapped. The fire department immediately dispatched 3 fire trucks and 15 firefighters to the scene.
Upon arriving at the scene, the firefighters found that the trapped boy had fallen into the gap between the two floors, about 6 meters high from the roof platform and only about 30 centimeters wide. Due to the many exposed steel bars on both sides of the wall, the boy's clothes have been scratched and fallen, and he can only wait for rescue naked.
After an on-site safety assessment, the commander ordered a rescue operation. A fire rescue worker quickly took safety measures and descended through the gap to the boy, while using a protective rope and belt that descended from above, to tie the belt to the trapped boy. Under the pull of the people above and the support of the fire and rescue personnel, the trapped boy was finally successfully rescued. Fortunately, the rescue was timely and the boy was not harmed.
It is understood that when the boy was having a snowball fight with several friends on the rooftop that day, he accidentally fell into a gap. After the boy was taken to the hospital, an initial examination was carried out, and the doctor said that the child was very lucky, except for a little abrasion on the skin, and his vital signs were stable.
The fire department reminds parents: to play the responsibility of guardianship, do not let children play outdoor activities alone, and be sure to do a good job of safety protection.
Proofread by Xu Heng
Edited by Chen Zhe