Rescue exercise in Iserlohn: Fire brigade finds a child in a dark cave!
Rescue exercise in Iserlohn: Fire brigade finds a child in a dark cave!
Iserlohn, Deutschland - Iserlohn (Germany): When the Iserlohn professional fire brigade is impressive, the focus was on saving a missing child in the Dechen cave. In advance, a children's dummy was hidden in the winding side aisles of the cave, which was to be secured and medically examined by the emergency services. In order to be able to communicate efficiently in the dark and narrow conditions of the cave, a so -called repeater was used, which enables smooth radio contact. This represents an important technological element that is also used for large objects such as underground garages, such as fireworld.at reports.
Not only the challenges of the cave were the subject of the exercise, new techniques of patient -oriented rescue were also tested. After the "child" was found and stabilized, the fire brigade evaluated the various methods for rescue in these difficult conditions. Everyone involved agreed that the exercise was a complete success and that many valuable findings were gained. Afterwards there was a guided tour of the cave, where open questions could be clarified.
active on television
The Iserlohn emergency helpers are not only present on site, but also on television. The heroic firefighters from Iserlohn can still be seen in the Dmax series "112: Fire Brigade in Desire". Every Thursday at 9:15 p.m. you show your skills by freeing seriously injured accident victims from vehicles and fighting dangerous fires. The cameras, which are borne by the emergency services, offer the audience exciting insights into the fire brigade's missions, such as the extinguishing of a fire in a smoky apartment. Marvin Asbeck, spokesman for the Iserlohn fire brigade, emphasizes: "As in the previous year, this year the bodycams accompanied us at every turn in our missions," as
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