Saturday, 18 November 2017

Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap

Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap

A boy gets stuck in a 20-cm-wide gap between two walls being rescued in Shanhuang village of Guigang city, Southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, Sept 23, 2017. [Photo/IC]


 Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap

 Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap

 Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap

 Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap

 Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap

 Left-behind boy gets stuck in 20-cm-wide gap



A left-behind boy in Shanhuang village of Southwest China's Guangxi was saved by firefighters more than one hour after being trapped in a 20-cm-wide gap between two walls on Saturday.


The 8-year-old boy got stuck in the gap while playing hide-and-seek game at around 4:00 pm. He went into the gap, whose width ranges from 10 cm to 40 cm, from its widest end but got trapped in the middle.


The firefighters arrived at 5:14 pm after receiving an emergency call at 4:37 pm. After comforting the nervous boy, they covered his head and body with quilt to shield him from any possible injury and successfully got him out after 10 minutes by widening the gap around him.

No comments:

Post a Comment

AUTOMATIC RANKING OF TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN DEVELOPING NATIONS (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA UNIVERSITIES)

University ranking has become increasingly important in recent years among the general public at large because it creates a public platform...