"Hello, is that 119? There's a fire in a pet shop." In recent days, an 11-year-old boy in Jiangsusu County found fire in the early hours of the morning and reported to the police in a timely manner, successfully recovering some 30 pet dogs.
The boys are on fire at the pet store.
On 11 June, at more than 4 a.m., a boy was reported to command centre 119 of Suzhou City as having set fire to a pet shop located in the industrial park, with large amounts of smoke coming out. Upon enquiry by the police officers, the boy gave a clear description of the scene and the location of the fire, and a dozen firefighters from the Suan fire station immediately arrived for disposal.
The deputy chief of the Suan fire rescue station, Lung Fai, described the team ' s presence as calm and calm as the boys arrived, reminding the surrounding adults to look for fire extinguishers and directing the fire trucks along with the crowd. The firefighters had to break the gate and put out the fire because they couldn't get in touch with the shopkeeper at once. “A lot of the dogs were screaming helplessly in cages, and we moved them to safety.”
After approximately 20 minutes of rescue, the fire was completely extinguished and some 30 dogs were successfully relocated. Following an on-site survey, the fire was initially identified as a short-circuit fire from the inside wall of the shop, which fell on the dog food bag below the booth, causing a fire to spread.
In the morning, the fire was reported to the police.
It is understood that the police boy, whose name is Ling Zhu, is 11 years old, slept with his father on duty in the vicinity the same night, woke up in the middle of the night and heard a dog barking, saw smoke, found fire, told him and called the police. Liang's father quickly found fire extinguishers to help with the fire.
After that, firefighters came to Ling's school to pay tribute to him and to issue a certificate and souvenir of the “Fireguard”. They also attended a live fire safety course for the children. Leng said, "The teacher taught us to call the police about the fire, and I think the fireman's uncle was great and wanted to be a fireman when he grew up."
The owner of the pet shop came to the school to thank him in person and said he could let Ling pick a puppy for adoption.