Collapse rescue drill site. Photographed by Cheng Minghui of People's Daily Online
The scene of the landslide rescue drill. Photographed by People's Daily Online Cheng Minghui
Rescue drill scene. Photographed by Cheng Minghui of People's Daily Online
Rescue drill scene. Photographed by Cheng Minghui of People's Daily Online
The scene of the rescue drill. Photographed by Cheng Minghui of People's Daily Online
Rescue drill scene. Photographed by Cheng Minghui of People's Daily
Rescue drill scene. Photographed by Cheng Minghui of People's Daily Online
The scene of medical rescue of the injured in the car. Photographed by Cheng Minghui of People's Daily Online
Vehicle equipment display. People's Daily Photo by Cheng Minghui
A medical rescue emergency drill was held at Yanhuang Square in Zhengzhou Yellow River Cultural Park. People's Daily Online Photo by Cheng Minghui
People's Daily Online, Zhengzhou, May 10 (Cheng Minghui) Landslide rescue, wading rescue, narrow space rescue, medical aid station construction... On May 9, a compact, efficient, scientific and standardized emergency medical treatment The rescue emergency drill was held in Zhengzhou Yellow River Cultural Park.
According to forecasts from the meteorological department, the climate in Henan Province's flood season this year is generally poor, with more precipitation, uneven spatial and temporal distribution, and frequent severe convective weather. The Huaihe River Basin, the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River Basin, and the Hanjiang River Basin have a high risk of basin-wide floods.
In order to fight the "active battle" to prevent and respond to extreme weather, 21 participating units, including Henan Provincial People's Hospital and Zhengzhou Emergency Medical Rescue Center, seized the "window period" of flood prevention preparations and simulated the emergencies of landslides and other disasters caused by heavy rains. Medical rescue, actual combat tests the rapid response ability, collaborative support ability and medical rescue level in responding to emergencies.
