At more than four o'clock in the afternoon the day before yesterday, a woman in Pingyin slipped on the soles of her feet in the process of climbing the mountain, and accidentally rolled down the hillside, after receiving the alarm, the firefighters contacted the police to determine the specific location, carried rescue equipment into the mountain, and rushed to the place of the incident after more than 10 minutes of hiking and climbing.
I saw a woman lying on her back on the hillside at the scene, unable to move due to a waist injury, and her expression was very painful.
After a brief inquiry by the emergency personnel, the firefighters carefully lifted the woman to the rescue stretcher without pulling her waist.
In order to prevent secondary injuries to the woman during the transfer, the firefighters used ropes to reinforce and fix the injured person again. Due to the steep mountain road and tree branches blocking the way, the firefighters carried it carefully and cautiously, carrying the stretcher on their shoulders as they passed through gravel and uneven sections.
In the end, after a tense rescue, the woman was successfully transferred to the bottom of the mountain.
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In order to ensure safety, I would like to share with you some safety precautions for mountaineering:
1. Remember to choose a regular scenic spot for mountaineering and travel, and do not choose and enter unopened or undeveloped mountain areas for thrill-seeking, adventure-seeking. Most of these wild mountains have complex terrain, no basic tourist facilities and signal blind spots, and the safety risk is extremely high.
2. Before traveling, you should fully understand the recent climatic conditions and characteristics of the mountaineering area, and pay attention to the weather forecast.
3. When taking pictures while enjoying the beautiful scenery, you must pay attention to your feet and do not take pictures while walking.
4. Try to choose brightly colored mountaineering clothing, in case you get lost and trapped, so that it is easy for search and rescue personnel to find out.
5. Prepare ropes and plenty of food and drinking water before traveling, and don't go into the mountains alone.
6. It is best to carry first-aid supplies with you to facilitate emergency treatment in case of accidents.
7. Plan the travel route and time correctly, do not blindly explore unfamiliar routes, and avoid climbing mountains at night.