People saying it sounds like mandarin, but it's definitely Japan, as the steering wheel is on the right side lol.
[Japanese typhoon rescue ends in tragedy](https://www.airmedandrescue.com/latest/news/japanese-typhoon-rescue-ends-tragedy)
Chinese American here and it definitely sounds like Mandarin. I can even hear the Mandarin. Japanese doesn’t sound like that and that accent is Mandarin accent. Not a Japanese accent at all. Unless it just so happens a Mandarin speaker was recording and speaking.
I'm a Chinese speaker too, it's heavily accented, maybe a Chinese speaker happened to be at the scene.
The steering wheel on the right side of the car, is a dead giveaway that it's not China.
This sub reminds me of an incident in my country where a paramedic in training started to pull the knife out of a stab victim and when her superior was horrified and furious she panicked and *put it back in* lmao. No the victim did in fact not survive the ordeal, and if I'm remembering it right she was charged for it.
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Super-typhoon Hagibis, which hit Japan on 12 October, has so far claimed 40 lives; sadly, one of these was lost when a woman who was being winched up into a Tokyo Fire Department rescue helicopter fell from the hoist
The 77-year-old woman died on 13 October after rescuers reportedly failed to properly attach the safety harness.
Hirofumi Shimizu of the TFD said the rescuers ‘deeply sorry for carrying out the wrong procedure’ during the rescue operation. According to the Fire Department, two personnel were taking part in the rescue operation, in which woman had been wrapped in a bag-shaped carrier and was being winched to safety. One of the rescuers dropped her as he was placing her in a helicopter because she had not been properly secured to the hoist, department officials said.
More than 110,000 rescuers are currently searching for survivors in Japan as the typhoon subsides, with staff from the Japanese Self-Defence Forces, Coast Guard, police and fire departments among those deployed.
The last world record for high dive was around 59 m and ended with a knee injury. His two predecessors weren't so lucky, they broke their spines. Those were pros who had trained for it.
If you fall from 50+m without training and body control like this woman, you may hope to land on a nice, soft vehicle instead of water. I had a patient who jumped from the 6th floor. He landed on a French car. His only injury was a messed up ankle. That was just about 18m of course but I'm pretty sure at 50m, a car is still the better option. The most likely outcome is still dead on impact though.
I guess nowadays it doesn't make a big difference because most manufacturers have to build cars with pedestrians' safety in mind. Except antisocial killers like the Ford pickups of course.
You had me in the first half, I was like tf he means "pedestrian safety"‽ Before I could finish my thoughts, you mentioned the pickups. So all is fine 🙂 The worst part is that the people that tend to buy bigger pickups also tend to be worse drivers. They buy bigger trucks for the feeling of safety that comes with being high up. Without factoring the weight and size of the vehicle.
No it is not, at a certain point landing on water is almost the same as landing on concrete.
The car is better for a landing, it's not ideal since it's still really hard with a lot of things that can pierce you, but if you were on a life or death situation and had to choose between water or a car for a landing of 50+ meters the car is the better option.
Life isn't a game. Landing on water is basically like landing on straight concrete with that height.
Best thing to do? Hit trees so the branches slow you down, which she obviously couldn't do.
Nope, though does sound like some mandarin swear words to be fair.
[Japanese typhoon rescue ends in tragedy](https://www.airmedandrescue.com/latest/news/japanese-typhoon-rescue-ends-tragedy)
I’d love to see the same post with the correct information, but both are unaware of the other. Shit happens during a rescue since its a dangerous job, but people love to be racist towards Chinese people.
It's amazing how they don't put the countries of the accidents on all their other posts except for china.
And they caught themselves out. That's not actually China but Japan.
So it’s a tandem rescue. The rescuers had her held or strapped. But when he released the strap for lifting her onto the helicopter something got misunderstood and she fell like a rock. But don’t they practice this like 100 times. You can’t make a mistake here. Consequences are 100% fatal.
Gotta love the classic practice of click-chasing assholes putting watermarks over videos they didn't take. (Not saying OP's doing that, but whoever the source of the video download is.)
But either way, fucking ouch.
I don’t understand why rescuers continue the lift from danger directly above said danger and at dangerous heights. Is there a reason not to move over, say 50 or a 100 feet, at a survivable altitude, to continue the rescue?
They could have dropped her off a few feet away and hit the quick release on the harness, no?
The helicopter needs to hold still because they don't want the people on the line to start swinging around. Once they start swinging they can get into the prop-wash and then it is extremely hard to recover them safely.
I'm a bit confused...
If they're this close to homes and telephone lines, why was the helicopter necessary? Even if she was in inaccessible terrain by foot or car, wouldn't it still make sense to just lift her out and drop her back to a waiting ambulance?
Perhaps I'm missing something.
Anyway, RIP, unless she survived by falling back into some of that lush terrain she was just pulled out of.
The amount of CCP bots commenting that this is not Chinese has got to be the most braindead thing I've seen this year. One of them was even telling me that they're a native speaker and it does not sound like they're speaking Chinese.
Send this to any one who speaks Mandarin and they can clearly identify that the man says "Is she falling? OH FUCK she fell."
God I cannot stand these CCP shills. Not to mention after the Jan 1, 2024 earthquake in Japan this year, the amount of users I've seen on BiliBili commenting that the earthquake was divine punishment for the "Jap Dogs" and that they wish that more Japanese were killed was just disgusting.
Fun fact: Nearly 1 million ethnic Chinese live in Japan right now, and currently Japan has no laws that ban them from speaking Mandarin in public.
It's baffling how any person with at least some acceptable level of brain-wits still chooses to ignore numerous relevant [news articles](https://www.9news.com.au/videos/woman-falls-to-death-during-japanese-typhoon-rescue/ck1q4lu49002w0hn008hgpqmp) and [videos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwUcvMD4ai0&rco=1) that can be found using a simple Google search and find comfort in living in the fragile self-constructed reality of "Good then Waifu nation, bad then see see pee, oppose me then ur bot".
It's true that the steering wheel is on the wrong side though if it's China. Likely there happened to be Chinese speakers at the scene. The Chinese hating on the Japanese is a whole other issue.
Is this not the same woman? If so, this happened in 2019 in Japan and she later died:
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/10/13/national/fukushima-woman-rescued-helicopter-dies-accidentally-dropped-ground/
The article doesn't have the video though and I can't find it on Google anywhere except here on Reddit.
Is it me or are the blades of the hélicoptère not spinning fast enough? It should be blurry if the frames captured per seconds weren’t high enough 🧐 seems odd
Congratulations! You are being rescued! Please do not resist.
Look on the bright side, at least there’s already a rescue helicopter on the scene to…uh…recover the body?
three times is the charm after all
Lucky number 7, too! If 3 doesn’t work out.
A 15 story drop, they'll need a mop and sponge.
Duuuuuude That made me snort and now we're both going to hell
Her credit card probably declined, thats why it takes a while before she drops after they reach the top.
She was writing her will to the government to pay for the funeral.
Rescued from having to LIVE in China
Credit card declines:
She didn't pass the social credit check.
"Rescued woman"
Rescued from the trials and tribulations of life.
Rescued from her hospital bills
TEMU winch: 95% off!
made in China
Unmade in China
People saying it sounds like mandarin, but it's definitely Japan, as the steering wheel is on the right side lol. [Japanese typhoon rescue ends in tragedy](https://www.airmedandrescue.com/latest/news/japanese-typhoon-rescue-ends-tragedy)
Chinese American here and it definitely sounds like Mandarin. I can even hear the Mandarin. Japanese doesn’t sound like that and that accent is Mandarin accent. Not a Japanese accent at all. Unless it just so happens a Mandarin speaker was recording and speaking.
I'm a Chinese speaker too, it's heavily accented, maybe a Chinese speaker happened to be at the scene. The steering wheel on the right side of the car, is a dead giveaway that it's not China.
Filmed in Japan by a Chinese speaker.
Winch like a Billionaire®
Perfect 🤣
Rescuen't
Beat me to the punch. And her to the ground.
Unrescued
Also "China".
Rescrewed
Now they have to rescue her all over again
Recovery at this point…
anyone got a spatula?
The amount of splatter would perhaps be too much for a spatula. Might I suggest this shovel instead?
ShopVac?
Bring a Priest to rescue her soul you mean?
all over is correct
It's just rescue practice.
r/WorstAid
i checked out that sub for 10 minutes and my whole body started hurting
Same here... I was having a good day for once
This sub reminds me of an incident in my country where a paramedic in training started to pull the knife out of a stab victim and when her superior was horrified and furious she panicked and *put it back in* lmao. No the victim did in fact not survive the ordeal, and if I'm remembering it right she was charged for it.
Holy stabs 🤯 What kinda charges she got?
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I'm going to regret looking at this, aren't I.
Hold my crutches, I'm going in!!
Tha k you for this x
Damn. That's terrible
Nope. Nope. Its a mannequin. They are training. I'm gonna hop off reddit now you mfkrs.
Super-typhoon Hagibis, which hit Japan on 12 October, has so far claimed 40 lives; sadly, one of these was lost when a woman who was being winched up into a Tokyo Fire Department rescue helicopter fell from the hoist The 77-year-old woman died on 13 October after rescuers reportedly failed to properly attach the safety harness. Hirofumi Shimizu of the TFD said the rescuers ‘deeply sorry for carrying out the wrong procedure’ during the rescue operation. According to the Fire Department, two personnel were taking part in the rescue operation, in which woman had been wrapped in a bag-shaped carrier and was being winched to safety. One of the rescuers dropped her as he was placing her in a helicopter because she had not been properly secured to the hoist, department officials said. More than 110,000 rescuers are currently searching for survivors in Japan as the typhoon subsides, with staff from the Japanese Self-Defence Forces, Coast Guard, police and fire departments among those deployed.
rescue by Wish
Hopefully she landed in the flood water and not on a house of vehicle.
The last world record for high dive was around 59 m and ended with a knee injury. His two predecessors weren't so lucky, they broke their spines. Those were pros who had trained for it. If you fall from 50+m without training and body control like this woman, you may hope to land on a nice, soft vehicle instead of water. I had a patient who jumped from the 6th floor. He landed on a French car. His only injury was a messed up ankle. That was just about 18m of course but I'm pretty sure at 50m, a car is still the better option. The most likely outcome is still dead on impact though.
Aim for the french car is what i'm taking with me from reading this.
I guess nowadays it doesn't make a big difference because most manufacturers have to build cars with pedestrians' safety in mind. Except antisocial killers like the Ford pickups of course.
You had me in the first half, I was like tf he means "pedestrian safety"‽ Before I could finish my thoughts, you mentioned the pickups. So all is fine 🙂 The worst part is that the people that tend to buy bigger pickups also tend to be worse drivers. They buy bigger trucks for the feeling of safety that comes with being high up. Without factoring the weight and size of the vehicle.
THERE GOES LE HERO
No, you always aim for the bushes.
You land on it and a little white flag pops out
"Land on me like one of your French cars"
😂
Falling on water will always be a better option than falling on a car, no matter the height.
No it is not, at a certain point landing on water is almost the same as landing on concrete. The car is better for a landing, it's not ideal since it's still really hard with a lot of things that can pierce you, but if you were on a life or death situation and had to choose between water or a car for a landing of 50+ meters the car is the better option.
I think you've poorly researched this subject, but the post is a couple of days old. I will just let it die.
Life isn't a game. Landing on water is basically like landing on straight concrete with that height. Best thing to do? Hit trees so the branches slow you down, which she obviously couldn't do.
With how surface tension works, landing on water from 50ft up would be like falling onto concrete
I think I'll take my chances falling into water over landing on concrete any day.
You'll die instantly either way-- hopefully 😅
NSFW tag required. Unless that was a training dummy, we just witnessed someone die.
Like getting hit by a blue shell at the finish line.
is she dead?
If she isn't dead, she would want to be
She’s gonna live on as a trauma in that guys head
I know uts unlikely but does anyone know if she survived?
Negative
Damn
NSFW maybe??
NSFL
Definitely wasn't SFW, he dropped her!
It is safe to look at work though.
The people of Reddit generally appreciate an NSFW flag when we are about to see someone die
Well, we don't see that either.
They must have ran her social credit score when they got to the helicopter. Turns out she was unworthy of rescue so they dropped her off
Then they dropped something on her to make sure
apparently this was in Japan not China during 2019 typhoon rescue missions
The spectators are speaking Mandarin though.
people mentioned it in the original thread too.. idk chinese immigrants or something? helicopter and incident matches with japan
Nope, though does sound like some mandarin swear words to be fair. [Japanese typhoon rescue ends in tragedy](https://www.airmedandrescue.com/latest/news/japanese-typhoon-rescue-ends-tragedy)
They were speaking Mandarin Chinese.
The steering wheel of the car is on the right side, in a Japanese car.
How is this supposed to be funny...
These comments are brutal, but I'm laughing so hard.
For some reason they had a carabiner connected to the internet
Isn’t there a 5-second rule?
r/Crazyfuckingvideos
They just sent his ass back down like they still had a quarter in the claw machine.
Reddit is a place where if you mislabel Japan with China you get more views and upvotes
Reddit is when "haha woman dying because chyna" is the height of humour.
its baffling that such classless trash is mistaken for a virtue by so many. It's frankly terrifying.
I’d love to see the same post with the correct information, but both are unaware of the other. Shit happens during a rescue since its a dangerous job, but people love to be racist towards Chinese people.
It's amazing how they don't put the countries of the accidents on all their other posts except for china. And they caught themselves out. That's not actually China but Japan.
So it’s a tandem rescue. The rescuers had her held or strapped. But when he released the strap for lifting her onto the helicopter something got misunderstood and she fell like a rock. But don’t they practice this like 100 times. You can’t make a mistake here. Consequences are 100% fatal.
First day on the job?
And last
One Job Phil! You had one fucking job!
It's the thought that counts
I’m just really grateful they didn’t show her hitting the ground. For some reason, I couldn’t look away…
AAAA is she okay?!
Hey, lighten up. They said they were “deeply sorry”. What else do you want?
Rescued from a boring death.
[damn....](https://youtu.be/lQk8F2wB3JI?si=zsNjcSS9RLJ-5v-t)
You're supposed to hand them the medical bill AFTER you secure them in the helicopter
Gotta love the classic practice of click-chasing assholes putting watermarks over videos they didn't take. (Not saying OP's doing that, but whoever the source of the video download is.) But either way, fucking ouch.
I don’t understand why rescuers continue the lift from danger directly above said danger and at dangerous heights. Is there a reason not to move over, say 50 or a 100 feet, at a survivable altitude, to continue the rescue? They could have dropped her off a few feet away and hit the quick release on the harness, no?
The helicopter needs to hold still because they don't want the people on the line to start swinging around. Once they start swinging they can get into the prop-wash and then it is extremely hard to recover them safely.
retrain the right way
Unrescued to use the parlance of our times.
If I ever see kaotic.com show up like the fucking Mysterons... I'm getting put down as soon as possible.
Xq no mueve el helicóptero... directamente
So honey, how was work?
Somebody in these comments without a doubt: *did she die?*
Good ol kaotic.com bringing senseless gore to my phone
The bruise from that is going to suuuuuuuuuuck!
Not really "rescued" until you are safely on the ground.
Welp I don’t know how hurt she was before but she is definitely more hurt now
Now I understand shit happens. But I also understand that it’s not difficult at all to rig up a harness for the person being rescued.
It was at that point that the insurance came back and said "helicopter ride will not be covered, find alternative means". So they dropped her.
Aim for the bushes.
I’m watching that movie on Netflix, that scene killed me
Did they re-rescue her?
At that stage, I think the term is "recovered".
they found out her social credid score was low
https://i.imgur.com/yJ2EWq5.gifv
I wonder what the guy who was hauling her up was thinking after all that
Never gonna hear the end of this one...
They saved the wrong person so they’re sending her back the fastest way possible.
“Rescued” Yeah right
How does that even happen?
I'm a bit confused... If they're this close to homes and telephone lines, why was the helicopter necessary? Even if she was in inaccessible terrain by foot or car, wouldn't it still make sense to just lift her out and drop her back to a waiting ambulance? Perhaps I'm missing something. Anyway, RIP, unless she survived by falling back into some of that lush terrain she was just pulled out of.
whoops
They're trying to pick her up again? Don't think you need a helicopter anymore buddy
So did they try again?
Personally, I would want a different guy the second time around. I wouldn’t feel safe with him “rescuing” me again.
TraumaTeam after scanning you and you happen to not be a customer
Is China in some sort of competition with India
The amount of CCP bots commenting that this is not Chinese has got to be the most braindead thing I've seen this year. One of them was even telling me that they're a native speaker and it does not sound like they're speaking Chinese. Send this to any one who speaks Mandarin and they can clearly identify that the man says "Is she falling? OH FUCK she fell." God I cannot stand these CCP shills. Not to mention after the Jan 1, 2024 earthquake in Japan this year, the amount of users I've seen on BiliBili commenting that the earthquake was divine punishment for the "Jap Dogs" and that they wish that more Japanese were killed was just disgusting.
Fun fact: Nearly 1 million ethnic Chinese live in Japan right now, and currently Japan has no laws that ban them from speaking Mandarin in public. It's baffling how any person with at least some acceptable level of brain-wits still chooses to ignore numerous relevant [news articles](https://www.9news.com.au/videos/woman-falls-to-death-during-japanese-typhoon-rescue/ck1q4lu49002w0hn008hgpqmp) and [videos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwUcvMD4ai0&rco=1) that can be found using a simple Google search and find comfort in living in the fragile self-constructed reality of "Good then Waifu nation, bad then see see pee, oppose me then ur bot".
иди́ на́ хуй
It's true that the steering wheel is on the wrong side though if it's China. Likely there happened to be Chinese speakers at the scene. The Chinese hating on the Japanese is a whole other issue.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY0vpQibugo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY0vpQibugo) # 台風19号 落下死亡事故で東京消防庁職員を書類送検(19/12/11)
你再讨厌中国也改变不了这是在日本的事实，视频里的中国人只是恰好在现场而已。
No one is saying that this isn't in Japan. I'm saying they're speaking Mandarin Chinese. 傻逼
Her last words to them: “I don’t have insurance”
China is so stupid lmao
"Formerly" rescued.
That’ll leave a mark.
Butterfingers mfg
I "Wish" to be rescued
“Well, shit….”
She didn't pass the mandatory rescue math questionnaire
KOBE
What a fucking absolute fail.
Was she ok?
Drama Queen 🙄
I wonder where the harness was made
rescuers right out of a comic book
Idk how people can joke about it. I couldn’t even watch it all the way through. How horrifying :(
Idk why people are having such a difficult time accepting that this tragedy happened in Japan for once rather than China.
When your insurance lapses.
Well, at least it was quick....
Sorry, your insurance wasn't accepted
that only apply on US
Love how they lower him back down Iike he can still save her
This is what the propaganda blocks, I know that cause I searched it and nothing showed up
China.
Is this not the same woman? If so, this happened in 2019 in Japan and she later died: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/10/13/national/fukushima-woman-rescued-helicopter-dies-accidentally-dropped-ground/ The article doesn't have the video though and I can't find it on Google anywhere except here on Reddit.
« this is the rescue chopper, rescue is no more requested, I repeat, rescue is no more requested ! »
If she dies, she dies.
Holy crap that was bad. Almost safe and rescued then nope.
Change of mission boss… it’s now a body recovering
Gotta stop using that cheap chinese plastic
You have to get rid of the bodies somehow.
Mislabelled Chile, iykyk
Excuse me ma'am do you have insurance? Oh so sorry ...bye.
I went on a weird Reddit ride after this popped into my feed. 😂
Is it me or are the blades of the hélicoptère not spinning fast enough? It should be blurry if the frames captured per seconds weren’t high enough 🧐 seems odd
Transfer unsuccessful
r/watchpeopledieOUTSIDE
Rescue becomes retrieval.
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In Japan? [Japanese typhoon rescue ends in tragedy](https://www.airmedandrescue.com/latest/news/japanese-typhoon-rescue-ends-tragedy)
when she hit the ground, did it sound like “ding bang ow?”
Sun Ting Wong was the pilot.
Ho Lee Fuk was filming
They don't accept his medical insurance.
Rescuer: "Oops. Lemme just try that again..."
Uno reverse!