Worker trapped in high altitude fire freehand climbing rescue

"He was very dizzy, he couldn't stand up, and he was trembling. You rushed to save him." Watching the coworkers worry about the rescue officers and soldiers. At 9:00 a.m. on May 20th, at the construction site of the Xiamen Koyida Company at the mouth of the village of Liantang Village, Neihu, Xiamen, a worker suddenly became dizzy and unable to stand in the tower crane operation room. Ma Xiang fire squadron quickly dispatched a rescue vehicle and six fire officers to the scene. Upon arrival at the scene, the fire brigade found that the height of the tower crane was about ten stories high, as high as 35 meters, and it was only able to climb up with bare hands. At this time, the dizzy workers were so painful that they could not stand, they could only helplessly grasp their heads with both hands and lie in the tower crane operation room. Fortunately, there were already two workers guarding them. When two fire officers and soldiers took a long rope and put on personal protective equipment to climb the tower crane, the scene suddenly began to rain with drizzle, making it more difficult to rescue. Taking into account the crisis of the dizzy workers, two fire officers and soldiers immediately climbed hands, and one minute later the fire officers and soldiers successfully climbed to the top of the tower crane. Below the tower crane there are two fighters who are ready to work. Others are responsible for vigilance and evacuating the crowd.

Two fighters on the tower crane can use the tower crane's own function of lifting and lowering. First, dizzy workers wear helmets, etc., and slowly put them into the tower crane. Then a fire officer takes care of them inside the bucket and they land along with the elevator. . Upon reaching the ground, the fire brigade immediately took a dizzy coworker and handed it over to the on-site medical staff.

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