Reborn at Boot Camp: General, Don't Mess Around! - Chapter 873

Chapter 873 : Tragic

“Not very good. There are three people in the truck. The lower half of the driver’s body is stuck. The entire head of the truck is distorted. The wounded sitting at the side of the door should have the lightest injury,” Ye Jian summarized what she saw and replied to them. Then, she climbed to the passenger seat side and tried her best to pull the door open. The door was locked so she couldn’t open it.

She took off the outerwear of her school uniform and used it to wrap her right hand. After that, she grabbed the broken window and quickly pulled one piece of glass away. She continued pulling pieces of glass out so that she could stretch her hand in to unlock the door.

The sharp broken glass got pulled away by Ye Jian piece by piece until she was able to reach the door lock. She lifted the lock and a clicking sound was heard. The door at the passenger seat side opened.

“Does anyone have a flashlight? Can I borrow it?” When the door was opened, Ye Jian turned her head and looked at the people at the side of the road who couldn’t go anywhere because the road was blocked. “I need a flashlight to inspect the injuries of the wounded.”

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The people at the side slowly realized that this young lady wasn’t from the truck. She was just a passer-by too.

Two drivers immediately rushed back to their cars to take their flashlights. A few other people hesitated for a moment before deciding to watch at the side.

At this moment, Director Song was calling her brother-in-law, Commissioner Yang. She said anxiously, “Brother-in-law, I met a car accident on my way to the accident along the intersection at Zhongjian Road. A truck broke through the median strip. Its entire front is deformed. Ye Jian, that bold young lady, is rescuing the people inside now. Hurry up and send people over! Hurry!”

Commissioner Yang was the Commissioner of the Transportation Bureau. Car accidents were under the responsibility of the transportation bureau.

After hearing this, Commissioner Yang woke up immediately. He didn’t have the time to wonder why she was with Ye Jian at such a late time. He got out of his bed and said in a low voice, “Have you called the police? What’s the situation over there? Pass the phone to Ye Jian!”

“I’ve called, called the police. I called them before calling you. I also informed the fire brigade! Wait for a moment. I’ll pass the phone to Ye Jian.”

Director Song walked around the back of the truck and came closer to Ye Jian. She saw a few people raising their flashlights and shining into the truck. As for Ye Jian, she was holding the truck door with one hand with her head in the truck. She was observing the situation inside.

Director Song was still feeling the lingering fear. She ran over in small steps. Before she could pass the phone to Ye Jian, she was stunned by the tragic scenario inside the truck. She froze in her step. Under the rays of the flashlights, blood could be seen everywhere in the truck. The three people inside looked as if they got covered with paint. They were all unconscious.

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“Brother-in-law… Ye Jian… Ye Jian is rescuing the wounded. There are three wounded. The truck… is filled with blood. Blood… blood is everywhere.” She didn’t dare to pass the phone over anymore. No matter how domineering she was in the business world, she had never seen such a gruesome scene before.

Commissioner Yang wore his clothes with the help of his wife. When he heard this, his expression turned even more solemn. “Remind Ye Jian that petrol might leak. Tell the civilians that are helping with the rescue to remove all items that could cause sparks. No smoking is allowed at the scene too!”

Commissioner Yang gave his orders on the phone and Ye Jian said at the scene, “We need to stop the blood flowing on the driver’s right leg. Does anyone have a lifting jack or a spanner of sorts in their car? We need to rescue the wounded at the side first.”

Although Ye Jian had never participated in a rescue mission before, when she was training with the motorized infantry, she learned how to carry out such a mission. Her gaze was calm as she ordered the adults around her in a composed manner. She followed the rule of observing before rescuing. After giving her order, she started inspecting the injury of the person closest to her.

Female, around forty years old, slightly plump.

Unconscious, still breathing, strong pulse, head injury, no signs of bleeding.

There was no massive bleeding on her body but her e