Are there any casualties in grassland fire rescue in Xilin Gol League?

First of all, it is clear that there were no casualties in this fire.

The cause of the fire is not man-made, because the weather is dry and the temperature is relatively high, and the dust weather causes the wire to catch fire, which leads to the fire.

It's late autumn. Although it is snowing in many places in the north, we still can't take it lightly. Because the weather in the north is dry, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and the leaves in the forest are thick and just become flammable, which is also an important reason why it is forbidden to bring open flames in the forest. Once a fire breaks out, it will spread in a short time. One or two people can't put out the fire at all, so they can only evacuate the crowd urgently and wait for professional firefighters to put out the fire.

This is not the worst result. The worst result is that some people in the forest are surrounded by fire and can't get out. There's no time to get the emergency isolation belt. It is too late. Fire waits for no man. This is terrible. I think that's why the title is so concerned about casualties.

Some people will say that firemen should put out the fire. If there was no fire, wouldn't the firemen eat for nothing? Let's put ourselves in others' shoes. If he or his family enters the fire brigade, most of the time, he only needs to put out small fires, such as the kitchen of a resident's house is on fire, someone's car is burned and so on. However, once a big forest fire like the one in the title happens, or the fire in a residential building spreads to one or two floors, it is up to firefighters to solve the problem. Maybe this task falls on himself or his family, so can he not go? I can't.

When we fled in an emergency, they went against the wind and went back for us to protect people's lives and property. We don't know how much vitality there is in this fire, but they didn't hesitate. So, we have to say to these people who often struggle in the front line? Thank you? Thank you.