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Astonishing moment California woman is airlifted to hospital after being crushed inside garbage truck when trash bin where she was sleeping got emptied

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Video has revealed the moment a California woman was airlifted to the hospital after being crushed inside a garbage truck when the dumpster she was sleeping in was emptied.

Video footage revealed the moment a California woman was airlifted to the hospital after being crushed inside a garbage truck when the trash bin she was sleeping in was emptied.

The woman, who has not yet been identified, had fallen asleep in a dumpster in Buena Park and was inadvertently thrown into a garbage truck.

She was rescued Friday morning after the garbage truck operator heard noises coming from inside the vehicle.

“Everything went well,” Capt. Greg Barta, spokesman for the Orange County Fire Authority, told The Mercury News. ‘It’s something they train for all the time. When an unusual call like this comes in, they can handle it safely, effectively and efficiently.’

The OCFA issued a statement on X, formerly Twitter: ‘“Routine” call: not this morning for firefighters at Station 61 in Buena Park. Crews were called to the scene to help a woman who was inside a garbage truck and was injured. The victim was sleeping in a dumpster when she emptied it into the truck.

Video has revealed the moment a California woman was airlifted to the hospital after being crushed inside a garbage truck when the dumpster she was sleeping in was emptied.

Video has revealed the moment a California woman was airlifted to the hospital after being crushed inside a garbage truck when the dumpster she was sleeping in was emptied.

The woman, who has not yet been identified, had fallen asleep in a trash container in Buena Park and was inadvertently thrown into a garbage truck.

The woman, who has not yet been identified, had fallen asleep in a trash container in Buena Park and was inadvertently thrown into a garbage truck.

The woman, who has not yet been identified, had fallen asleep in a trash container in Buena Park and was inadvertently thrown into a garbage truck.

‘Our firefighters accessed the patient, began treating her and carried out a high-point operation to remove her from the truck. Our teams are constantly training for these types of “out of the ordinary” calls!’

At approximately 7:30 am, firefighters responded to a call in the 8000 block of La Palma Avenue.

Firefighters accessed the truck from above and provided medical assistance to the woman.

Using ropes and a pulley system attached to a fire truck with a ladder, they pulled the woman, who was placed in a fuel basket, out of the garbage truck.

The basket was later lowered to the ground and the woman was taken to a hospital.

The woman is in stable condition, Barta said.

Barta mentioned that firefighters frequently perform similar rescues from various scenarios, such as ditches and roofs.

She was rescued Friday morning after the garbage truck operator heard noises coming from inside the vehicle.

She was rescued Friday morning after the garbage truck operator heard noises coming from inside the vehicle.

She was rescued Friday morning after the garbage truck operator heard noises coming from inside the vehicle.

Using ropes and a pulley system attached to a fire truck with a ladder, they removed the woman, who was placed in a fuel basket, from the garbage truck.

Using ropes and a pulley system attached to a fire truck with a ladder, they removed the woman, who was placed in a fuel basket, from the garbage truck.

Using ropes and a pulley system attached to a fire truck with a ladder, they removed the woman, who was placed in a fuel basket, from the garbage truck.

The woman is currently in stable condition.

The woman is currently in stable condition.

The woman is currently in stable condition.

The operation was carried out without setbacks, he stated, highlighting the performance and training of the firefighters.

At the time it was unclear why the woman was sleeping in the dumpster.

In January, a New Hampshire woman was crushed four times by a garbage truck after “falling” into a dumpster.

She has since been released from the hospital with minor injuries.

The 60-year-old victim told firefighters he fell into the dumpster while throwing away trash.

The Manchester Fire Department and ambulances responded to the housing complex on Beech Hill Drive and began the process of removing the woman from the truck.

Video footage from the scene captured emergency crews working together to save the woman who was picked up by a garbage truck on collection day.

The truck driver did not know that there was someone inside the container until he finally saw the woman through a camera placed inside the truck, after it compacted her at least four times.

In January, a New Hampshire woman was compacted four times by a garbage truck after 'falling' into a dumpster.

In January, a New Hampshire woman was compacted four times by a garbage truck after 'falling' into a dumpster.

In January, a New Hampshire woman was compacted four times by a garbage truck after ‘falling’ into a dumpster.

The 60-year-old victim, who has not yet been identified, is seen being pulled from the top of the garbage truck in which she was trapped.

The 60-year-old victim, who has not yet been identified, is seen being pulled from the top of the garbage truck in which she was trapped.

The 60-year-old victim, who has not yet been identified, is seen being pulled from the top of the garbage truck in which she was trapped.

After the woman was rescued from the truck, she was transferred to a stretcher and paramedics and firefighters carried her to an ambulance as flurries of snow fell from the sky.

After the woman was rescued from the truck, she was transferred to a stretcher and paramedics and firefighters carried her to an ambulance as flurries of snow fell from the sky.

After the woman was rescued from the truck, she was transferred to a stretcher and paramedics and firefighters carried her to an ambulance as flurries of snow fell from the sky.

Rescuers used a basket to remove the woman from the truck that was being pulled by the fire truck’s crane.

It’s unclear how long the woman was in the dumpster, but firefighters said they were able to talk to her through a hotspot, where she could be heard talking and screaming, but she couldn’t answer questions clearly.

The firefighters quickly decided to reach the woman through the roof of the truck and soon placed her in a harness attached to a rescue basket.

She was then transferred to a stretcher while paramedics and firefighters carried her to an ambulance as flurries of snow fell from the sky.

The fire chief confirmed that he and his team had to perform a “technical rescue,” which is when firefighters have to use specialized skills and tools to perform a rescue.

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