A 1-ton truck overturned in a tunnel... Firefighters rescued the driver by ripping off the window glass = South Korea

When a 1-ton truck overturned in a tunnel, the actions of a firefighter who saved the driver by removing the window glass became a hot topic. The firefighter was on vacation with his family at the time when the accident occurred.
After confirming that the truck driver was unable to escape, they used rescue gloves kept in the car to remove the window glass and rescue the driver.
According to the Gangwon Special Self-governing Province Fire Department, around 9:40 a.m. on the 18th and 15th, Phengseong 1
Firefighter Lee In-pyo (32), a member of the 19 Safety Center, was on a family trip to Ganghwa-do when he witnessed a truck rollover accident in a tunnel on the 2nd Central Expressway towards East Seoul.
Ta. Because it was raining, cars on the highway were driving slowly, and the firefighter decided that getting out of the car would not be too dangerous, so he parked his car behind the truck, got out, and saw the driver. of
I headed back. Fortunately, the driver was conscious, but was unable to extricate himself due to the luggage and debris inside the truck. In addition, broken glass caused a dent in his elbow and caused a dent in his knee.
He was also bruised, so he was unable to move unnecessarily. The firefighter asked his older sister to guide the cars following him to slow down, and asked his younger sister to call 911.
After that, he took out rescue gloves from the trunk of the car. If it is confirmed that there is a broken bone or a sprain injury, you will have to wait for professional help, but this is not the case.
He immediately removed the window and pulled the driver outside, then moved him to a safe area inside the tunnel. However, reporting is not as easy as pulling the driver out.
won. Because the accident location was inside a tunnel, GPS coordinates could not be obtained, and the 119 Situation Room was unable to track the location. Lives in Wonju, Gangwon-do
This firefighter was also using the road for the first time, so he did not know the exact location. The firefighter stopped an intercity bus that was passing by and asked the driver about the exact location of the accident.
The location information was provided to the 119 situation room, helping the fire brigade's smooth dispatch. Later, the Gyeonggi Fire Department arrived at the scene and the driver was safely taken to a nearby hospital.
The firefighter said, ``Since the accident occurred on a highway, there were concerns about a secondary accident.Fortunately, the cars on the road were moving slowly, and thanks to that, we were able to get away from the car.''
I was able to get out and do the rescue work.''I was delayed by about an hour, but I wasn't thinking about anything else at the time.I just did what I was supposed to do.''