Watch Lifesaver Video, If Stuck in a Waterfall and the Flow Increases
Watch Lifesaver Video, If Stuck in a Waterfall and the Flow Increases
This video might save someone’s life. K S Hosalikar shared this on his Twitter account.
Social media is often filled with countless videos, most of which are either entertaining or related to our daily lives. We watch, laugh heartily, and share them with friends. However, some criticize social media for wasting time. But every now and then, a video emerges that can help save lives in emergencies. One such significant video has surfaced, offering tips on how to save yourself if trapped in a flood. K S Hosalikar shared this video on his Twitter account.
जर वाहत्या पाण्यात समूहाणे अडकलो तर स्वतःचा आणि इतरांचा जीव कसा वाचवू शकतो हे china मध्ये दिलेले training प्रशिक्षण व्हिडिओ पहा आणि फॉरवर्ड करा जेणेकरून कुणाला तरी उपयोगी येईल
— K S Hosalikar (@Hosalikar_KS) July 4, 2024
Courtesy social media pic.twitter.com/uJHOyfeR9i
The video, which has gone viral, is related to surviving floods. It provides practical advice on what to do if you get stuck in a group at a waterlogged location. This tip can genuinely be life-saving.
Recently, there was an incident where a woman and her children were swept away in a waterfall due to a sudden increase in water flow. Such incidents are not uncommon; in the past, people have been washed away by unexpected water surges. During the monsoon season, people often visit waterfalls and water bodies to enjoy. However, sudden increases in water flow can be dangerous. This training video, reportedly from China, shows how to survive in such situations.
At the beginning of the video, you can see some people trapped in a river when the water flow increases. They gather together, supporting each other, trying to stand firm in the water. The video further demonstrates that when individuals stand alone in strong water currents, they lose their balance and get swept away. However, when these people stand in a line, holding onto each other, the water doesn’t carry them away.
This video could be crucial in saving lives during sudden emergencies.
