Pit 4 meters deep and weighing more than 100 kg of Manas County police and civilians to "pull radish" to rescue trapped camels

Tianshan News (Reporter Sui Yunyan report) In the early morning of August 14, the Gorikzi Police Station of the Public Security Bureau of Manas County received the county's Herbal Mujiti Mocle Mueller Khan Khan in the county in the county, the Kazakh Ecological Village in Kazakhstan Township, Kaizi Beach, the county. The camel falls into the deep pit, unable to move, and requires support.

The police auxiliary police at the police station immediately brought the rescue rope to the scene.

If you can't show it, you must do everything possible. Photo by Xie Zonghui

The pit is 4 meters deep, and the camel weighs more than 100 kilograms. Muha bought a sorrowful face and was crying in a hurry.

The police took the materials nearly 6 meters long and about 10 cm in diameter, and bundled with ropes to start rescue. Camel has been trapped for a long time and has completely lost his ability to save himself.

Under the mobilization of the police, the surrounding herdsmen came to help. In the night, everyone tried and failed again and again, but no one wanted to give up.

The policeman pulled out the camel like "pulling radish". Photo Conferring in the Public Security Bureau of Manas County

With the police order, you pulled me and dragged me. After more than two hours of hard work, he finally dragged the camel like "pulling radish" little by little. At this time, Mu Hawati couldn't help tears anymore and moved so much. "Without your help, the camel is gone, and I will lose more than 10,000 yuan." He said.

Mu Haasai said that in the morning, he drove the circled camels to the breeding area to eat grass, and found one less when he rushed home at night. The breeding area is surrounded by encirclement, and the camel cannot be over at all, so that Muha bought it and puzzled it. He thought that there was a natural pit formed by the breeding area, so he hurried to see. The wailing sound.

"These camels are all my life. I must take good care of them in the future." Mu Haasai said.

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