The sudden change shocked the people at the scene. The whole scene was like a scene from a movie masterpiece. The image was so immersive that it could be said that people's heads went blank because of the explosion. Only the blood and flesh splashing in the field of vision seemed to be blurry and made people shudder. But now it's no longer an act, it's a real disaster happening.
When the people nearby finally realized that the free-falling object was a living person, their voices of shock came one after another, and they were all in shock.
The onlookers couldn't calm down, and they couldn't figure out what the scene just happened, and asked each other:
"Who fell out of the window?"
"Will someone jump off the building again?"
"I thought I heard an explosion."
People's brains invariably connect similar scenes in their memories to find out exact information, so it is inevitable that they will connect disaster plots in some movies and TV series.
"It looked like it was a real explosion."
"Otherwise it seems to be the explosion mentioned in the news?"
Explosion is easy to understand. It burns until something like dynamite explodes. To put it simply, deflagration is when the combustible materials in the fire reach a certain temperature, such as ignition or explosion, and suddenly burn violently, or even eject fireballs to form shock waves.
"Who was blown up?"
"Isn't there anyone who escaped inside?"
"If I couldn't run out, shouldn't I have fallen inside and been motionless on the ground?"
Although TV dramas and movies often seem to be acted randomly and unprofessionally, there are some common sense things that really don’t need to be studied, and the performances will probably be correct. As mentioned before, it is basically impossible to escape. In the center of such a violent fire, people will inevitably be knocked down by carbon monoxide poisoning and fall to the ground unable to move. They can only wait for the firefighters to come in for rescue.
Therefore, the people who encounter this terrible risk in the fire scene are usually firefighters. Because they are facing difficulties, unlike ordinary people who run for their lives to avoid danger, they need to rush into the scorching fire scene and inspect each room to put out the fire and check whether there are survivors. When they open the door, oxygen pours into the previously closed room. If this room happened to be in an extremely hypoxic state before, it would be a very unfortunate event that caused a deflagration.
People carefully recalled the scene of the human body being thrown away just now, and remembered the fragmentary information: the red clothes, they are firefighters.
Other firefighters present ran at full speed, shouting desperately: "Doctor, doctor!"
The great change happened so suddenly. The medical staff's brains were also in a state of downtime. They reacted quickly after hearing the cry for help.
Cao Dong hurriedly picked up a first aid kit on the ground, turned to his brother and shouted: "Cao Yong!"
Needless to say, such injuries must be seriously injured. Serious injuries are the most feared of heart and brain problems. These two are the most critical organs of the human body, and they will be fatal if something serious happens.
Speaking of the people from the National Association, after hearing that their medical students came down from the ladder, they all ran to the ladder. Each one of them took first-aid medicines and gave first-aid treatment to the rescued people, while sometimes nervously looking up to the seventh floor.
As a result, the last junior sister Fan Yunyun was not seen for a long time.
They and other people present could hear the explosion on the second floor. They turned their heads and looked at it, but their minds couldn't care about it for the time being. There are too many people who put the people who need to be rescued at the scene in danger.
The working bucket of the ladder can only carry the weight of four to five people at a time.
(End of chapter)
