59 people were trapped on the ice, and Liaoning Marine Police rescued them urgently. What if the ice is accidentally trapped?

It actually happened in Dalian, Liaoning Province. Fortunately, all the passengers were rescued ashore and their physical condition was normal. I also praised our marine police and the corresponding rescue agencies. In fact, the whole thing happened mainly because those tourists wanted to see the scenery, and the lake had already frozen thick. They thought it wouldn't cause the ice and snow to melt, so they ran for a walk on the ice, but they didn't expect it to suddenly lead to ice crack. In this case, people are really scared. After all, when the ice cracks, it will drift farther and farther away from the land. This situation is really worrying, so some people choose to call this number for help.

I have to say here that calling for help is actually a very good choice. In the case of ice crack, the weather is extremely cold. If you jump into the water rashly, you are likely to sink. Because we have too many clothes on us, it will be heavy once we get into the water, especially some sweaters we wear. Once they absorb water, they will sink, which may endanger our lives. For calling for help, you can tell the relevant departments at the first time and let them take emergency rescue measures.

In fact, this rescue also showed us the same rescue method at the textbook level. After being trapped, the local people called for help. After receiving the alarm, Liaoning Maritime Safety Administration immediately organized corresponding rescue forces to rush to the incident sea area. Because there were many people trapped this time, it reached as many as 59. Marine police law enforcement officers have contacted the civilian rescue team here and some local fishermen's fishing boats. * * * With the coordinated efforts of the staff involved in the corresponding rescue work, these trapped people have been rescued and their physical condition is not serious.

When we are trapped on the ice, don't run around, but stand in the thick ice and wait for help. Only in this way can it be safer, otherwise it will be very dangerous. For those who blindly panic and run around, or even jump into the sea, this kind of behavior is actually not desirable. After all, the sea is particularly cold in winter. Once you jump blindly, you are likely to lose consciousness in extremely cold conditions, leading to drowning, cramping and even strong stress response, which in turn leads to coma. So call for help at the first time and wait patiently for help.