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> I'd say not so much a hero woman, but ignorant would-be rescuers. They weren't trained professional rescuers; they were family members, trying to save a baby
by neilv 3y ago
> I'd say not so much a hero woman, but ignorant would-be rescuers.
They weren't trained professional rescuers; they were family members, trying to save a baby, in moments of surreal chaos.
Right after they're tragically killed, calling them "ignorant would-be" sounds harsh.
I guess the harsh might be due to upset reaction to tragedy, when it might've been avoided, if they knew something that had been drilled into you already in training. But still harsh.
In another context, I imagine that reviewing various real-world examples would be good for DRS-ABCD training. Which can be done with respect for people who were lost.
- MrVandemar 3y ago> They weren't trained professional rescuers First-Aid can (and should) be learned by everyone. A course takes less than a day. It gives you the skills to safely deal with situations like that. Anyone reading this: learn first aid. It might save someone else's life, someone who is important to you, and it might just save your life too.
- jaybrendansmith 3y agoTragic. What's so dangerous about high tension wires is that they look completely safe, they are silent killers. I don't know the situation here but isn't staying inside the vehicle the safest option in most cases? Understanding the situation first is always essential.
- keepamovin 3y agoThis is well said! :)