A crew member was injured in the Yangtze River Estuary, East China Sea rescue emergency assistance

On September 23, the Ministry of Transport was rescued by the East China Sea rescue at the Yangtze River Estuary to rescue a injured crew to seek medical treatment.

It is understood that in the early morning of the day, the East China Sea rescue was received by the rescue information: About 70 nautical miles southeast of Shanghai Hengsha Island, a crew member on a container was burned by chemicals, worsening, and urgently needed to seek medical treatment. The East China Sea rescue immediately launched an emergency plan and assigned the Shanghai Rescue Base "Donghai Rescue 321" round to the rescue.

After the report of the Shipbuilding Office, at 4 am, at 4 am, the "East China Sea Salvation 321" rotation was reserved at the waters of Hengsha Island. After nearly 3 hours, at 7 am, the rescue ship merged with the target ship at the D6 light floating place of the Yangtze River in the Yangtze River. Considering factors such as the high side of the ship and the inconvenience of wounded the wounded, the rescuers decided to use the container ship to release the transshipment method to rescue the wounded. In the end Essence

At 9:30, the "East China Sea rescue 321" rotation arrived in Shanghai Pudong Waigaoqiao Wharf, and transferred the safety of the wounded to the medical staff for the next treatment.

Responsible editor Liu Wanxin

Text Li Jicheng

Source Pudong released

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