As experts say, calmness can save your life. Try not to panic if you find yourself under rubble.
Journalists on the air of “Breakfast with 1+1” told what to do if you find yourself under rubble. A clear algorithm of actions can save life even at a critical moment.
At least 120 Ukrainians escaped after a Russian missile hit a house in Dnipro. DSNSKs say: the fact that people survived is a real miracle. Many people find themselves trapped at the moment of collapse, and panic begins in most of them. However, it is calm that can save lives, says paramedic Yaroslav Vus.
So, what to do if you find yourself under rubble (paramedic advice):
- if a person is bleeding, it should be stopped with improvised means;
- lie on your side, in case of unconsciousness, the airways will remain open;
- carefully release the limbs if they are pressed;
- shout only in moments of “silence”, save strength and air; even better to blow the whistle;
- wait and do not disassemble the debris yourself.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs also gave advice on how to save life under landslides:
- do not touch the parts in the room where everything is kept;
- knock on the batteries;
- follow the two-wall rule if you are not in cover during an airstrike.
The tragedy in the Dnipro 14.01.2023
On January 14, Russian terrorists hit a high-rise building in Dnipro with a rocket. The explosion completely destroyed one of the sections of the building.
The Russians hit the residential building with an X-22 missile, which was designed in the Soviet Union to destroy naval groups and aircraft carrier groups. Only the 52nd Guards Bomber Aviation Regiment of the Russian Federation can launch such a missile.
On January 17, the State Emergency Service reported that at 1:00 p.m. search and rescue operations at the site of the missile strike were completed. 39 people were rescued, including six children; 45 people died, including six children; 79 people were injured, including 16 children. Up to 20 people remain missing, including children. 15 bodies of the dead have not been identified.
