A 37-year-old Australian mother, who does not remain identified, was whispered on a high school fence on Saturday, April 5, when she tried to climb him. According to reports, the woman tried to call up her daughter's cell phone that was left behind at the high school.
According to 7news Australia, the emergency services found the woman “on her left arm” on a Riverstone High School -Zaun in Riverston, New South Wales. On Saturday morning they could get them out of the fence that had already caused her immensely pain because she was still awareness on arrival. According to officials, she had been stuck for about two hours.
The New South Wales Ambulance Inspector Nathan Sheraton spoke to 7news Australia and described the incident.
“With the help of spectators, we managed to secure some ladders to try to get the pressure from the actual arm itself,” Sheraton told the outlet. “It is obvious that the fence tore part of the meat, which caused it considerable pain.”
Rescue workers were able to cut the fence and had it embedded in her arm according to Sheraton. The woman was then taken to the Royal North Shore Hospital in an ambulance.
“Absolutely crazy”
Video material from 7news Australia shows the uninhibited mother, who approaches the Riverstone High School. It continues to climb the fence, which inevitably led to her cruel injury. Her daughter, who allegedly accompanied her during the ordeal, asked the neighbor Gibson for help.
“The first thing we knew was when a young woman patted our door in panic. Can we call for an ambulance?” Gibson told The Outlet. “After that, ambulance and police and everyone else [arrived]including the helicopter. “
It was then known that the woman had come to school because her daughter's cell phone was left behind at school at the weekend. Katelyn Campbell, a witness, described the incident as “absolutely crazy”.
“It shouldn't enter the school premises,” added Campbell. “The daughter could have been waiting until Monday to call up the phone. Instead, she brought her own life at stake.”
Sheraton shares the same feeling and advises parents to call the school's security personnel instead of climbing fences. “Call them, they will come out and help them not climb the fence, it is dangerous,” he said.