Student drowning, 6 1 year-old retired uncle kneeling to save people! How to rescue correctly in this case?

According to media reports, on July 27th, a student fell into the water by the Jushui River in Xinzhou District, Wuhan. At this extremely urgent moment, Yu, a 6 1 year-old retired employee of State Grid Wuhan Power Supply Company, stepped forward and fished the student out of the river. After that, he knelt on the ground where the surface temperature was close to 40℃, racing against time to carry out cardiopulmonary resuscitation for the student, and others around him also extended a helping hand. Some have done cardiopulmonary compression, and some have done artificial respiration. After 14 minutes of emergency rescue, the student recovered his breathing and was transferred to Wuhan Children's Hospital for observation. His life is no longer in danger.

Correct rescue When encountering a drowning person, you must first ensure your own safety and ensure that you can swim before you go into the water for rescue. If you can't swim, but blindly go into the water because you are in a hurry, it is easy to have the opposite effect and bring trouble to each other. Secondly, after entering the river again, it is best to hold off the drowning person from behind, which is more labor-saving to read. Second, it can avoid the influence of drowning people's excessive struggle on their behavior. After taking him to the shore, you can first open his mouth and dig out all the sediment inside, then give five artificial breaths, and then start the cycle of 30 external heart compressions and 2 artificial breaths at the frequency of 100 times/minute. ?

If you can't swim, call the police for help. You'd better call 1 19 and 120 at the first time to gain valuable rescue time for the drowning person. You can also find a wooden stick or other tools to let the drowning person stay in the water and wait for the rescue of professionals. If the river flows too fast, the drowning person can be stopped by shore relay to prevent him from being washed directly downstream. Generally speaking, when rescuing drowning people, we should first ensure our own safety, and we should not blindly rescue them, which will easily lead to difficulties for both sides.