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Stade fire department rescues little explorer from strange emergency!
Stade fire department rescues boy from bizarre situation - raised toilet seat caused accident. Parents should be vigilant.
Stade fire department rescues little explorer from strange emergency!
The Stade fire department recently had to go on an unusual mission. A small child had his head stuck in a toddler booster toilet seat, causing a bizarre emergency, the reports District newspaper weekly. The fire department was alerted after the boy's parents noticed his head was stuck in the raised toilet seat.
When emergency services arrived, it was discovered that the boy had put the booster seat over his head. The fire department was able to intervene efficiently and remove the raised toilet seat from the child. Despite the chaotic situation, the boy accepted the rescue operation calmly. The emergency services used the opportunity to appeal to other parents and children to warn potential imitators and emphasize that children's curiosity can also be dangerous. The fire department advised that children be supervised when playing and when handling everyday objects.
The fire brigade's commitment to young people
In connection with the enthusiasm of children and young people for the fire service, it becomes clear that this enthusiasm plays an important role not only in emergency situations, but also in training. Loud Fire Department UB Children show great interest in fire brigade-related activities, which is why many fire departments set up children's fire brigades to promote enthusiasm and ensure young talent.
An example of this is a children's fire department in Oberbeuren (Kaufbeuren, Bavaria), which has existed since 2016 and already looks after 84 children in the age group of 8 to 12 years. The aim of these initiatives is to introduce children to the fire service in a playful way and to convey values such as camaraderie and helpfulness without putting pressure on them. The voluntary work of the fire brigade is always emphasized, and the activities include, among other things, fire extinguishing exercises, skill games and environmentally friendly projects.
– Submitted by West-East media