If they do not send additional troops for support, they can only watch helplessly as nearly 120 soldiers on the train drown alive.
Arriving near car No. 2, the inside of the carriage was lit by an orange-yellow lantern.
From the doorway, Gu Ji heard many cries of agony and moaning. He grabbed a female emergency doctor in a white coat with a red dot on her forehead and asked, "How is the situation?"
"Not optimistic; currently, 8 people have died on the train, 7 of whom suffocated to death during the overturn and stampede incident, and 1 died from excessive bleeding just now. Thirteen critically injured patients remain, and there are 64 with minor to moderate injuries. This carriage will soon be insufficient, and most importantly, medical resources on the train are very limited. We are running out of tourniquets and bandages, and several patients are on the brink of collapse, needing immediate blood transfusion treatment."
