A call from blood on a pillow saves a trapped Chinese woman in a closed room for 30 hours

Shanghai – A trapped Chinese woman was rescued in a closed room for 30 hours after she took out a pillow carrying a letter written in her blood from the window, according to a local government statement.

The woman, who was only identified by Zhu’s title, was cleaning a guesthouse in the Chinese western province of Sichuan when she entered a bedroom without her phone, according to an article published by the local government social media account earlier this month.

What followed it was a day and a half of despair, after Zhu realized that the door could not be opened from the inside due to a malfunction.

She was unable to get to the food and there was no toilet in the room, which was on the sixth floor of the building.

“After many failed attempts to save herself, motivated by despair, she finger and used the blood to write” 110 625 “on a pillow she fired from the window.”

The number of the room where the woman was besieged 625, and 110 was the emergency services phone number in China.

Zhou’s message was monitored by the Zhang Kun food driver, who immediately called the police.

“I was very afraid, but when I saw the number” 110 “on the pillow, I realized that this might be a distress call,” Zhang said in a local government statement.

The videos published by local media showed Chuk, thanking police officers with a careful appearance after they opened the door to temporary imprisonment.

“I went there yesterday morning and it was one day and one night,” Zhou can be heard in the video.

Good Samaritan Zhang received 3000 yuan ($ 419) by Leshan authorities for his rescue role.