Fire brigade Mödling saves little Raphael from car - a happy ending

Fire brigade Mödling saves little Raphael from car - a happy ending

in Mödling, the volunteer fire brigade was deployed on Friday afternoon, which revolved around a small child that was accidentally included in a car. The fire brigade was alerted at 1.30 p.m. after the mother of little Raphael had struck the door of the vehicle due to a short moment of carelessness, while she did not think that her child was still inside. Fortunately, some firefighters were in the fire station, which made them able to quickly drive to the site, even if the dense city traffic was a challenge.

At the on site, the fire brigade saw that the concerned mother was already supported by the emergency services and the police. Little Raphael watched the action with big eyes and, despite the situation, seemed to be pleased to see many emergency services around him. The fire brigade stated that Raphael showed no signs of fear throughout the incident and was even happy about the presence of the fire brigade friends.

The rescue action

After arriving at the site, the Florianis quickly set out to open the door of the vehicle. In just about ten minutes, they managed to open the door without damage. The mother was able to hug her little Raphael in her arms, which was undoubtedly an emotional moment. In order to reward the little hero for his patience and bravery, the emergency services presented him with a "trauma woman" - a small fabric bear with the fire brigade logo. The joy of the little boy about this gift was enormous.

The fire brigade of the city of Mödling draws a positive conclusion from this commitment and reminds of how important it is to stay calm at such moments. The rapid reaction and the collegial cooperation between the helpers have contributed to the fact that the incident could run without major complications. This kind of missions in which children are in danger always leaves an impression on the emergency services, but the happy end of this case represents a ray of hope.

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