"T-type rescue is a method to save those trapped on sand dunes or isolated islands in the middle of canyons or rivers. It's mainly applicable in situations where both banks are of similar height and the rescue depth isn't too significant!"
If it's a mountain stream, we usually use trees as support points at both ends, while in cities we use beams and columns.
Second, there is the displacement system, which includes lateral and longitudinal displacement..."
The explanation process was exceedingly dry.
But for every firefighter, it was something new, something life-saving.
To be precise, it was something to save others' lives.
A new technique could possibly allow them to enter spaces they previously couldn't.
But in the eyes of Fang Huai, who was digesting the knowledge, this traditional T-type rescue still had many flaws. Although it saved on equipment and manpower, its efficiency was somewhat lower.
