How do passers-by save a Shandong woman who was electrocuted by a bicycle on a rainy night?

A woman in Shandong was electrocuted by riding a bicycle on a rainy night. Passers-by finally dragged the woman out of danger with dry items such as wooden sticks and mops with hotel staff. Without the influence of the current, everyone helped the woman to rest in the hotel and reported the water leakage here in time. Others spontaneously stayed here to remind passers-by and vehicles that there was electricity leakage.

Water accumulated on the road surface in rainy days leads to leakage of roadside lighting facilities. A woman passing by by by bike was unfortunately electrocuted and fell down. Fortunately, passers-by found the abnormality and rescued the woman in time. Speaking of the whole rescue process, it can be roughly divided into the following two stages.

First, the first time I saved people, I noticed the phenomenon of electric leakage. After the woman fell into the water, the first passing elder sister saw this situation and reached out her hands to pull the woman to the side of the road. Who ever thought about it, the elder sister was numb all over, and then she knew that the woman had been electrocuted.

Facing the place where the woman is, the accumulated water is conductive. If you want to rescue a woman, you need to use dry objects. Not only can't save people, but you will get an electric shock. This is a dangerous move and behavior.

Second, with the help of saving people, the girl was successfully rescued. Fortunately, there are many pedestrians passing by, and there is also a hotel. After seeing the lady's emergency, many people who wanted to help gathered. Everyone found rescue sticks and mops from the hotel. The woman was successfully rescued by using the non-conductive property of dry objects.

Say? Everyone gathers firewood and the flame is high? After the woman was rescued, someone helped her to rest in the hotel. Someone reflected this situation to the power sector; Others stood at the intersection to remind passers-by to stay away from the charged area as much as possible.

The staff of the electric power department quickly came to the scene, which eliminated such a dangerous situation and restored the safety and order of the road.

Through this incident, we are also reminded that when traveling in rainy days, we should try our best to avoid waterlogged sections, and do not rescue roadside power equipment to prevent electric shock accidents.