Firefighters Attempt to Rescue Gas Company Worker Who Fell into Hesperia Well
Incident Details
A gas company worker fell into a 30- to 40-foot deep well on Monday in Hesperia, California, after the soil covering the old well collapsed in the 16400 block of Orange Street. The San Bernardino County Fire Department responded to the incident and is working to rescue the worker.
Rescue Efforts
The rescue operation is a technical rope rescue, which requires specialized equipment and training. Firefighters are using ropes and harnesses to access the well and reach the trapped worker. The operation is complex and requires careful planning and execution to ensure the safety of both the rescuers and the worker.
Current Status
Details about the worker’s condition are not immediately available, but rescue efforts are ongoing. The Hesperia Road is closed between Yucca Street and Sultana Street to ensure public safety and allow emergency responders to focus on the rescue operation.
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FAQs
- What happened?
A gas company worker fell into a 30- to 40-foot deep well in Hesperia, California, after the soil covering the old well collapsed. - What is the current status of the rescue operation?
Rescue efforts are ongoing, and the operation is a technical rope rescue, which requires specialized equipment and training. - Is the road affected?
Yes, Hesperia Road is closed between Yucca Street and Sultana Street to ensure public safety and allow emergency responders to focus on the rescue operation. - What is the condition of the worker?
Details about the worker’s condition are not immediately available.
