One lie down, two clap, three roll, fall into the ice hole, remember this can save your life →

On December 10, a middle school student in Fushun, Liaoning Province, accidentally fell into an ice river while crossing the river. The girl struggled in the freezing water. At the critical moment, firefighters put on their equipment and crawled on the ice. Two firefighters came to the girl and tried to rescue her with sticks, but the ice in the water was thin and broke, and all three fell into the water.

At this time, two more firefighters put on their equipment and jumped into the glacier. Two of the four firefighters were responsible for protecting the girl, while the other two kept hitting the ice with their fists, choosing a position on the ice that could bear everyone's weight.

Finally, with the help of rescuers on the shore, the girl was successfully rescued and transferred to the fire truck to warm up and restore her body temperature. After examination, the girl is now in good health.

Some ice surfaces in winter may seem solid, but they may also hide dangers, especially in some wild ice rinks. There will be ice holes dug out during wild fishing. If there are no fences around them, the consequences can be imagined.

The load-bearing capacity of the ice surface cannot be observed with the naked eye, let alone stretching out your feet to test it.

As the river water level changes with the amount of water, a 2-3 cm "vacuum" will form under the ice surface on the flowing river. When people walk, run or slide on the ice, the ice surface is easy to break and cause danger.

So, what should you do if you fall into an ice hole? Can you slide on the ice in winter?

If you find cracks in the ice, lie prone on it as soon as possible to increase the area of ​​your body on the ice, thereby dispersing the pressure on the ice. Observe the surrounding areas where the ice is thicker, crawl or roll your body to get out of the danger zone, and never walk upright.

How to save yourself if you accidentally fall into an ice cave?

1. Don't panic, stay calm, call for help as soon as possible, and try to get help from others;

2. Use your feet to step on the water to float your body, keeping your head above the water. At the same time, don't throw yourself around or hit the ice randomly, as this will cause the ice to crack and become larger;

3. Observe calmly and find a spot with thicker ice and smaller cracks to escape. When your body is close to the edge of the ice, place your hands on the ice and kick your feet to gain forward momentum;

4. Lie prone with your arms stretched forward to increase the area of ​​your body in contact with the ice surface, crawl little by little, and gradually move your body away from the ice cave;

5. When leaving the ice cave, do not stand up immediately. Instead, lie prone on the ice and crawl to the shore by rolling to prevent the ice from breaking again.

How to rescue someone if you see them fall into an ice cave?

First, call the police in time, and second, ensure your own safety and do not rush into the water to rescue.

Try to find a pole, rope or life buoy at hand and throw it to the person who falls into the water. If you have professional judgment about yourself and the ice surface, you must crawl forward during the rescue to increase the force-bearing area. If there is a ladder, you can use it to get closer to the person who falls into the water.

How to avoid falling into ice holes in winter? The best way is to stay away from the ice

1. The condition of the frozen ice surface in outdoor waters is unclear, so do not judge whether the ice is solid based on experience;

2. If you want to skate, go to a regular ice rink with safety protection measures, and never skate on "wild ice";

The thickness of the ice surface and the safety range of regular ice rinks are estimated by professional hydrology and meteorology, and they are also equipped with special caregivers and rescue facilities. In the event of an accident, rescue forces can arrive quickly and provide rescue. The ice surface thickness of wild ice rinks varies, and there is a lack of professional rescue personnel and equipment.

3. Do not walk or run on the ice in wild waters. It is even more dangerous to slip and slide. Avoid danger caused by broken ice.