The man celebrates the sixty longevity "swimming" and his physical strength is not rescued to board the ship

Beiliang Port, located in the Jinpu New District, is a modern food transit terminal in Dalian. On August 17, the Beiliang Port Sea Guardian Team found a physical swimmer near the port pier. After rescue the man from the Dalu Mountain Coastal Police Station and the Sea Guardian team, the man learned that the man was swimming near the Red Star Bridge 4 nautical miles away.

At 15 o'clock on August 17, the Dalu Mountain Coastal Police Station received a police officer from the Beiliang Port Sea Guarding Team that someone swims near Pier 9 of Beilianggang and is in danger of drowning. After receiving the police from the Dalu Mountain Coastal Police Station, the patrol police immediately assigned the rescue work. The patrol police contacted the staff of the sea team for the first time and led the team to the No. 9 of Beiliang Port. After arriving at the scene, I found that a man was resting at the bridge pier below No. 9, and then carried out rescue work. Wu Chengbin, an auxiliary police officer of the Dalu Mountain Police Station, who participated in the rescue, said that the man looked tired at the time, and the police and the staff of the sea guard team finally dragged him to a motorboat.

Afterwards, the man lived in the development zone and was a swimming enthusiast. It was his 60th birthday that day. The man had the idea of ​​challenging himself. On the afternoon of the same day, the man set off from the beach under the Red Star Bridge Bridge and swim towards Beiliang Port in the 4 nautical miles away. He wanted to swim back and forth, and found that his physical strength was not supported in the middle, and a cramps appeared. So as the waves floated to Beiliang Port, Pier 9 bridge pier. If it is not discovered in time, the consequences are unimaginable.

After confirming that the man had no hindrance, the police sent him to his parking place, and the man drove home by himself.

Police reminded that swimming in the sea is very different from swimming in the pool and is more dangerous. It must be done to avoid accidents.

Huang Fengtong, Chief Reporter of the Peninsula Morning Post, 39 -degree Video

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