跨国大救援
2012-1
中国画报出版社
赵亚辉
195
Over the last seven years, at the scene of earthquakes and
tsunamis across the world, one regular presence has been a team of
rescuers in orange coveralls with "CHINA" printed on the back. The
rescuers are a group of international humanitarian relief
activists, known as the "orange flames" from China. They are with
the 2nd international heavy rescue team in Asia, and the 12th group
in the world to have secured official approval from the United
Nations - the China International Search and Rescue Team
(CISAR).
PREFACE "Orange Flames" from China
The First Expedition
Earthquake in Iran
Indian Ocean Tsunami
Rushing to the Frontlines of Indian Ocean Tsunami Relief
Days and Nights in the "City of Death"
Providing Help in Times of Danger
Blossoming in Banda Aceh
Tragedy in Balakot
A Married Couple in Yogyakarta
Rescue Mission in Haiti
The CISAR，also called the National Earthquake Disaster Emergency Rescue Team， was founded on April 27，2001.Its primary responsibilities are domestic search and rescue operations and international humanitarian missions for personnel buried under rubble caused by earthquakes or other disasters.It now consists of more than 400 members，including specialists， emergency rescue personnel， and medics.
