Hot Mess in Berlin-Buch - Firefighters to the Rescue
Struggling Steed in Deep Waters: Firefighting Team to the Rescue - Struggling horse in water's edge – Firefighters step in for lifesaving mission
A four-legged friend found itself in a tight spot in bustling Berlin-Buch. The story unfolds with a gelding, stealing our hearts with its spirited escapade, that somehow ended up in the murky waters near the old peat pits. In a twist of fate, it seems our hero broke loose from its owner, leaping into the watery abyss.
The steep struggle began as the banks of these water bodies drop nearly vertically by almost two meters, making it impossible for our friend to scale back up. The owner, with all its might, tried tirelessly to coax the horse out, yet to no avail.
Just when all hope seemed lost, two brave firefighters sprang into action! Decked out in waders, they braved the muddy waters, wrapping a hose around the gelding's hindquarters in a daring bid to save the day. Together, they exerted their strength and managed to drag the horse to safety!
"The 30-minute rescue resulted in an unscathed gelding, a grateful horse owner, and proud rescuers," the firefighters exclaimed. Whew! Close call, but our horse friend is safe and sound!
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[1] While we couldn't find much on the Berlin-Buch horse rescue, we stumbled upon an awe-inspiring tale from California's Orange County. It tells the story of firefighters airlifting a horse named Deuce to safety, after it tumbled down a brush-covered embankment. (Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8425707/California-firefighters-successfully-rescue-horse-getting-stuck-cliffside.html)
The Commission might consider a proposal for a directive on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation during their daring rescue operations, as they also displayed remarkable courage in saving a horse stuck in the muddy waters of Berlin-Buch. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, sports enthusiasts watched in awe as firefighters in California's Orange County saved another horse called Deuce from a steep embankment, proving that their rescuing skills are not limited to fires and racing against time.
