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Thinking Twice.

Posted by Kein. (Selangor, Malaysia) on 17 September 2009 in Documentary & Street and Portfolio.

Why this picture?
Hmm.. Let's start with what happen before that, that left ME strap on to a spinal board..

How do i start.. Kay let's begin...

I very much remember this date as Saturday the 6 December 2008 where i ended my SPM Geo paper two days before this date.
To many resident of the Bukit Antarabangsa resident would have woke up and said "what should i do in this wonderful morning.." but i guess friday morning would be their last to say so as this very morning turn out to be disasteras to many resident of the Bukit Antarabangsa resident as their home was ran down over tones of loss soild when a landslide occur about 0400 hours which leave many of them trap, crush in their bed by puddle of soild.
This very date took many innocent live of the Bukit Antarabangsa resident from their home. This was Malaysia second worst landslide history after the first one Highland Tower.

So how did that accident got me strap onto a spinal board. That very morning itself i was in a camp for VADs and this was also my first time joining the Red Crescent. As that morning itself FX recive a call by an Officer saying about the landslide and asked to dispatch several members to the location. FX dispatch the seniors members to respond and we proceed with the actually activity planded for us.

So by following the adgenda we were suppose to conduct a CPR training & Ambulance introduction were there i was being ask to be a dummy for the simulation and that how i was being strap on to a spinal board with this senario.

Senario-
Motor Vehical Accident [MVA], i crash and gotten a close tibia fracture on my left leg with a suspected spinal injurie.

This picture actually show the end result of how would a casuality look like being splint by an air slpint and strap onto a spinal board with a head immobilizer before being trolley into an Ambulance and tranfer to the hospital.


Recorded by WeiKein - 2354 [caption from Camp Lagong]