In recent days, dogs of love have accidentally fallen into abandoned pits, the owner has jumped in a state of emergency to rescue him, the wall of the impervious pit has been wet and when calming down, it has been determined that both are trapped. After receiving the fire, they moved to the hole, which was 2 metres deep and 0.8 metres calibre, and then developed a programme to rescue the dog who was “pressed” and then pull out the dog's owner. Qing: Don't walk dogs in the dark at night, remember to hold dog ropes
At the time, Mr. Chen was in a state of shock and was in a state of distress, trying to climb down the wall without thinking about it. But the pit wall was damp and covered with moss, and he had just climbed half, and his feet slipped and the whole man fell into the pit. It took Mr. Chen to find the pit deeper than he thought it would be -- he's got his feet up, he's a long way from the hole, and he can't find any leverage on the wall. At this point, “pudding” stomped at his feet, and he kept screaming, and Mr. Chen tried to climb up a few times, and he failed, and calmed down, before he realized that he and “pudding” were both trapped.
Mr. Chen had to pull out his cell phone and call 911 for help. Upon being warned by the Nanchang fire station, rescue personnel and equipment quickly arrived at the scene. Upon arrival, firefighters carefully observed the pit with light from a powerful light flashlight: it was an abandoned pit of about 2 metres deep, with a calibre of 0.8 metres, with a small space and covered with rubble and weeds. Given the size of the pit and the inability of large rescue equipment to operate, the firefighters quickly set up a rescue program -- first using the rescue rope and safety belt to save the trapped “pudding” and then rescue Mr. Chen.
After examination, both Mr. Chen and the “pudding” were only slightly frightened, and they were in no serious condition. After that, the firefighter reminded Mr. Chen that, when walking a dog at night, he should try to select areas with sufficient light and flat roads, and not go to dark and remote places, bearing in mind that the dog was tied to a dog that would avoid a dog being lost or an accident, and would also protect others. Mr. Chen was also acutely aware of the importance of safe walking dogs and indicated that more attention would be paid in the future to avoid similar events.