Fire brigade saves Mödlinger child from car: a heart warms up

Fire brigade saves Mödlinger child from car: a heart warms up

On Friday afternoon, the volunteer fire brigade of the city of Mödling was called for an apparently desperate use. At 1:30 p.m., the fire brigade received an emergency call from a mother who accidentally included her child in the car. This was done by a brief moment of inattentiveness, in which the door of the car struck and then locked itself.

The firefighters arrived on site within a very short time and started with the security measures. According to the emergency services, the little Raphael, who was sitting in his child seat in his child seat during the incident, watched with great interest, how the firefighters did everything possible to free him.

use within minutes

The Mödling fire brigade acted quickly and within just ten minutes the door was opened without damage . The mother was finally allowed to hug her son back into her arms, a moment of relief and joy after the tense situation. As a small gesture of support, Raphael received a "trauma trauma" , a loving, small fabric bear with the fire brigade's logo, which was to help him overcome the fright.

Such operations are not unusual for the fire brigade, but every incident, especially when it comes to children, results in a high degree of excitement and attention. The fire brigade parts have demonstrated the importance of their quick reaction, which can be decisive in situations like this. For many participants, the work of the fire brigade is a calming factor in unexpected and worrying moments.

The quick and effective reaction of the Mödling fire brigade once again showed impressively how important it is to act competently and quickly in emergencies, especially if a child's well -being is at stake. These incidents make it clear that the fire brigade is not only a dangerous profession, but also represents an important pillar of the social structure in our community.

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