Firefighters go back and forth in narrow bridge tunnels to rescue poisoned painters. Why are firefighters the most dangerous profession?

Firefighters go to and from narrow bridges to rescue poisoned painters. Firefighters are the most dangerous profession, because when encountering natural disasters, firefighters must rush to the scene for disaster relief immediately. When encountering man-made disasters, For example, in the event of a car accident or fire, firefighters must rush to the scene. When society needs rescue, such as rescuing kittens and puppies, firefighters also need to be dispatched.

On December 20, three painters in Xiaogan, Hubei Province were trapped in a highway bridge tunnel due to formaldehyde poisoning. Firefighters rushed to the scene for search and rescue. In many scenes, we can see firefighters. It can be said that firefighters are the most dangerous profession in peacetime. It is said that it takes a thousand days to maintain an army, but it takes a while to use it.

Firefighters are on call 24 hours a day. When eating, sleeping or even getting married, as long as there is a mission, they must be dispatched immediately. You may not know that a firefighter's equipment weighs as much as an adult. It is unimaginable that they rushed to the scene carrying this equipment and climbed up and down to search and rescue. Because in daily training, their daily training volume is very large and very hard. They have to carry more than 60 kilograms of weight to climb ten floors, and bruises and skin abrasions are commonplace for them. Every time after training, their hands are shaking when they eat because they are too tired, so they cannot hold chopsticks and eat with forks.

Many people think that firefighters only put out fires. In fact, if you think about it carefully, are there firefighters when there is a flood? Were there firefighters during the earthquake? In fact, in addition to rushing to fire scenes in the hot summer, they also have to enter the water to rescue people in the cold winter. That is to say, their work includes fire fighting, rescue, and social assistance.

Rescue includes car accidents, earthquakes, flash floods, mudslides, or situations where people are trapped. They will appear wherever there is danger and where they are needed. So the environment they face every time is very dangerous. Even in such a dangerous environment, the young firefighters did not shrink back. The dirtiest, most tiring and dangerous tasks were completed by the firefighters. Each time they were the last to leave the scene, and some even stayed there forever. In addition, social assistance includes rescuing cats and dogs, picking hornet nests, etc. For firefighters, no matter how big or small the task is, they all serve the people. I hope the society can respect firefighters and pay tribute to them!