Firefighters smashed walls, cut wrought iron, rescued a 15-year-old boy, choked on smoke from the house fire, and fled to the rooftop. Ban Mi Municipal Fire Officers rushed to bring equipment to break down walls and cut steel on a 3-storey commercial building with 3 booths that was opened as a Cho Huai shop in Ban Mi Market. After midnight, a fire broke out, leaving the shopkeeper's nephew, 15 years old, trapped inside. At that minute, one of the officers had to mobilize water to prevent the fire from spreading upstairs, and the other part climbed on the cable car to rescue the 15-year-old child. The firefighters saw that she was in a state of exhaustion, but she was still conscious. Take off the damp shirt and cover your mouth. Cover your nose. Do not choke on smoke. The rescue was in vain, but in the end, the officers succeeded in helping out. The officer rushed to provide first aid before taking him to the hospital. Meanwhile, it takes more than 50 minutes to extinguish the fire, so the fire can be cont rolled in a limited area. Ms. Arakasem The owner of Cho Huai said that when the fire broke out, there were 4 people in this building, 3 people were sleeping, but when they woke up, they climbed out of the window on the second floor, leaving only their grandson who was still sitting in another room working. I can't escape. The cause had to wait for evidence to be verified, but initially the authorities found that the fire burned from the ground floor before spreading to the second and third floors, while the damage was not less than 1 million baht. Source: Thai News Agency
Breaking the wall and cutting the steel Helping a 16-year-old boy escape a fire trapped in a building.
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