"Thank you for saving my child, princess wedding dresses, the army has saved my family twice!" On the afternoon of the 16th, Lu Weixia, who works at the Yushu Prefecture Tax Bureau in Qinghai, said excitedly.
A seven-year-old boy in Yushu faces pain with strength. Pengcuo Nima was found to have a fractured femur, facial abrasions, and severe ulcers in his upper respiratory tract, making him unable to eat or speak. He was immediately taken by an army ambulance to the earthquake relief medical team of the PLA 536 Hospital for treatment. During the treatment, little Pengcuo Nima remained silent and strong. (Xinhua News Agency)
"The house collapsed, grandma's leg was trapped underneath. I can't lose my grandma. I couldn't find anyone to help, so I dug her out with my hands..." Recalling the situation that day still leaves Haigelang feeling fearful, but at the time, he "didn't know fear."
The New Express reports (reporter Huang Qiong, correspondent Ma Yunlong, Yuebianxuan), on the third day after the Yushu earthquake, the Guangdong Border Defense Special Police Officers who arrived at the scene of Jiegu Town in Yushu first, were chewing anti-altitude sickness medicine while splitting into two groups for emergency rescue. By noon yesterday, the Guangdong Border Defense rescue officers had transported more than 80 injured people, dispatched three medical teams for external rounds treating 107 people, set up a field hospital to treat 637 injured civilians, conducted 62 operations including wound cleaning and bone resetting, and saved five critically ill patients.
Surviving little girl serves as translator before the ruins
9-year-old boy uses his hands to dig out his grandmother
The army has saved my family twice
"I've been sitting here for four days, gucci sale, I believe no one would abandon me, today the PLA really came to save me." When the soldiers left, the old grandmother held the soldiers' hands unwilling to let go, repeatedly saying: "Zaxidele, Zaxidele..."
"I survived luckily, I'm too young to save them from the ruins, I can only do my best to help those who survived, and together with the PLA uncles, save more people." At the square of the Yushu Ethnic Model School where the Guangdong Border Defense General Team is stationed, the soldiers set up a field hospital to treat the injured. Since Yushu is a Tibetan area, many of the injured cannot speak Chinese, causing difficulties in timely treatment. When the soldiers were troubled, 13-year-old Tibetan girl Cai Balaji from the Ethnic Model School voluntarily became the interpreter for the rescue personnel. "Take two of these, Louis Vuitton Replica, three times a day..." In the morning, Cai Balaji worked alongside the soldiers, striving to treat severely injured patients.
Lu Weixia is also Tibetan, "This name was specially chosen to commemorate the PLA saving my father." Lu Weixia said that since her grandparents were killed by warlords, her father became an orphan from a young age, fortunately being adopted by a PLA soldier from Hebei. "To commemorate his PLA adoptive father, my father gave me a Han name. Our family has very deep feelings for the PLA." Lu Weixia emotionally told the reporter.
In the morning, when the Guangdong Border Defense Medical Rescue Team was on patrol in the disaster area of Jiegu Town in Yushu, the nine-year-old boy Haigelang grabbed the soldiers' hands and ran, "Uncle, please go save my grandma quickly!" It turned out that his 76-year-old grandma Caidan Cuomo was injured in the earthquake, and for four days she hadn't been able to move. The soldiers immediately rushed to the scene to treat Grandma and applied a plaster cast to her leg.
When the earthquake occurred, the little girl Laji, just over two years old, was sleeping in her uncle's arms. Her uncle and grandma were buried under the collapsed house and unfortunately died. Fortunately, Laji was successfully rescued by the armed police officers, with only head and eye injuries from being hit by stones. Laji's mother, Lu Weixia, anxiously carried her daughter around looking for medical help, finally finding the Guangdong Border Defense Medical Team providing emergency care on-site.
Pengcuo Nima was found to have a fractured femur, facial abrasions, and severe ulcers in his upper respiratory tract, making him unable to eat or speak. He was immediately taken by an army ambulance to the earthquake relief medical team of the PLA 536 Hospital for treatment. During the treatment process, the resilient little Pengcuo Nima remained silent. Xinhua News Agency. The father was injured in the earthquake, and the mother and daughter tightly held each other's hands to encourage each other. Photo by New Express reporter Xia Shihai.