7-year-old girl calls the firefighters and helps save her grandfather after a fall in SC A 7-year-old girl called the Ibirama Volunteer Fire Department, in Vale do Itajaí, and helped save the life of her grandfather who suffered a hemorrhage in the head after falling inside the house. The incident took place on Friday (31) and caught the attention of rescuers due to the child's posture. "Although the girl was 7 years old, she was very smart in calling emergency services," said volunteer firefighter John Kenedi Spiess. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp In the call, the girl managed to explain what had happened and indicated how help could reach the scene of the incident. During her speech, the girl also instructed her grandmother who was at home to stop the wound on her grandfather's head. Firefighter John, who answered the call, suspected that the case was a hoax, but the child reported the details clearly and the suspicion was not confirmed. "Initially, I thought it was a prank, but she gave the coordinates exactly, instructed her grandmother to stop the bleeding. And what caught my attention was the issue of her age. Being a 7-year-old girl, her dexterity in communicating", he said. 7-year-old girl calls the firefighters and helps save her grandfather after a fall in SC Volunteer Fire Department/Disclosure When firefighters arrived, the grandfather had a cut on his face. He was taken to a hospital in the region, underwent treatment and, according to the firefighter, is fine. READ ALSO: Young woman is kept in prison and threatened with leaked videos VIDEOS: most watched on g1 SC in the last 7 days
7-year-old child calls the firefighters in SC and helps save grandfather after fall and hemorrhage
7-year-old girl calls the firefighters and helps save her grandfather after a fall in SC A 7-year-old girl called the Ibirama Volunteer Fire Department, in Vale do Itajaí, and helped save the life of her grandfather who...
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