The man who rescued the driver from a burning car in Beloretsk told about the incident

The process of rescuing a man from the cabin of a burning car in Beloretsk took place under the sounds of explosions from bursting tires in poor visibility conditions. Rinat Tagirov, who pulled out the 39-year-old driver, told Izvestia about this on February 26.

"Others were screaming: "don't come near, everything can explode."..> No one approached, the wheels were already exploding. <...> I couldn't see anything, everything was in smoke, I decided to approach from the driver's side. I found the driver there," he said.

Tagirov added that at the time of the evacuation of the unconscious motorist, he was already wheezing.

"The (operational services) arrived very quickly. — Ed.). First of all, the firefighters arrived, and then the ambulance, they immediately picked it up and took it away," the man summed up.

At the time of first aid, Tagirov recalled the briefings that he and his colleagues were given at their place of work, at the Rossiber industrial company. He stressed that he needed the acquired theoretical skills in practice.

On February 26, a car caught fire in one of Beloretsk's parking lots in Bashkortostan. A man trapped in the cabin was rescued by a passerby. The footage shows how the man hurriedly walks around the burning vehicle, and then, opening the door, pulls out the unconscious motorist.

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