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Customer pulls an injured driver from a car just before it catches fire

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A customer at a liquor store rushed to an injured driver after a car crash and pulled him out before the vehicle was consumed by flames, says ABC7.

Key Lessons

  • The customer went to the injured driver straight away instead of watching from a distance.
  • The driver was pulled out before the car was consumed by flames.
  • General guidance: call 112 or 108 first, and move an injured person only when there is an immediate danger such as fire.
  • General guidance: once the person is out, move well away from a burning car, as the fire can spread quickly.

What Happened

ABC7 reports on a car crash near a liquor store in which the driver was injured. A customer at the store rushed to help and pulled the driver out of the vehicle. The car was then consumed by flames. The report credits the customer's quick action for getting the driver out in time.

Tags:Road accidentCar fireBystander actionVehicle rescue

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