Reporter was doing live coverage of flood, saved life of woman trapped in car, people praised it fiercely

Fox Weather Reporter Rescues Woman from flood : Hurricane Helen has caused devastation in Florida and south-eastern America. Fox Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen was doing live coverage in Atlanta on Friday. During that time, a woman got trapped in the rising flood waters in her car.

At that time, Bob Van Dillen saved the woman’s life by stopping his live coverage. The video of saving the woman’s life has also surfaced, in which Bob can be seen saving the woman’s life. This work done by Bob Van Dylan is now being praised all over the world.

Saved woman’s life by carrying her on her back

Without caring for his own life, to save the life of a woman trapped in the flood, Van Dillen carried her on his back to a safe place, which can also be clearly seen in the video going viral. Apart from this, the screams of the woman can be heard in the video, which gives an idea of ​​how horrific the situation would have been.

What did Van Dillon say about this feat?

In his interview on Fox & Friends, Van Dillen said that when he saw the woman in danger, he could not wait for the rescue team to arrive. Van Dillen further said, “I knew that it would take time for the rescue team to arrive, because rescue work was going on everywhere. Along with this, Van Dillen was continuously covering the woman trapped in the flood on camera, along with He was continuously assuring me that help was coming.

Dillon further explains that the temperature of the water was about 80 degrees, and the woman was tied in the car. The water level had risen to the woman’s neck.
Dillon said the woman was in shock, cold and shivering, so he gave her one of his shirts to warm her. About 20 minutes later, the rescue team reached there and the rescue operation was carried forward.

Hurricane Helen wreaked havoc

At least 44 people have lost their lives so far in the devastation caused by Hurricane Helen in Florida and south-eastern America. Apart from this, houses and infrastructure have also been heavily damaged. Apart from this, this Category 4 storm cut power to some hospitals in southern Georgia. Moody’s Analytics estimates property damage at between $15 billion and $26 billion.

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