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Crane operator saves worker from deadly fire

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CAIN66X922 years ago

teens demonstrating how to rescue an old man trapped in a fire without any equipment

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Benjamin Way2 years ago

Why is he waiting so long messing with my nerves though?? Glad he’s safe nice work to the crane operator man

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Asake🍀❤️2 years ago

The hell was he waiting for? Another crane?

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The SD Padres Fan2 years ago

(November 23, 2023) London, England - Crane operator rescues man from burning high-rise A crane operator played down tributes paid to him on Thursday after he lifted a man to safety from a burning high-rise building in England. Video from the scene in the town of Reading in southern England showed a man being rescued by a crane cage from the roof of a building under construction as thick plumes of dark smoke and flames billowed around him. A crowd that had gathered near the building broke out in applause as the man was lifted in the air and then lowered to the ground. Crane operator Glen Edwards, 65, described the situation as a "close call" because of windy conditions. "I was no more than 20 meters up in the air and I looked out my left-hand window and saw a guy standing on the corner of the building," said Edwards, who had been working at the site before the blaze broke out. "I'd only just seen him and someone said 'can you get the cage on,' so that was it, I got the cage on and got it over to him the best I could," he added. He said he tried to position the cage between the man and the flames but he was "hampered by the wind swirling around there." "But I got the cage down and I managed to get him in there," he said. More than 50 firefighters arrived at the scene to tackle the blaze, officials said, and another man was also lifted from the building by crane. Both men were taken to a hospital for treatment for smoke inhalation. The fire was extinguished later Thursday. Full Article:

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WOW! HOW?2 years ago

Wow..🌱quick way to go down.🌱

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FL24/72 years ago

That's why I am pro robots doing these dangerous jobs instead of them babysitting

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Bryan Mabrey2 years ago

Why would someone even do this!? 😬😬

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TheSeed2 years ago

The worker

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Rocky2 years ago

That’s a terrifying moment👀 congrats to the crane operator 🫶🏻

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