Warom rushed to rescue the collapsed open-pit coal mine in Inner Mongolia

At about 13:00 on February 22, a large-scale collapse occurred in the open-pit coal mine of Xinjing Coal Co., Ltd. in Alxa Left Banner, Alxa League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.


Accident rescue scene

After the accident, Warom Lighting immediately launched a first-level emergency response plan. The Inner Mongolia Second Office and the Ningxia Office were divided into two groups to mobilize a variety of large and medium-sized emergency lighting equipment from the emergency warehouses in Inner Mongolia and Ningxia to provide technical services. The personnel raced against time and drove for several hours to rush to the accident scene to gather and carry out rescue work with all their strength.

Warom Lighting rescue team arrived at the accident rescue scene

After arriving at the accident scene, Warom Lighting employees Zhang Wei, Zhang Yabo, Liu Tingting, Li Huiqin, Tong Xiaojun and other staff members could not take time to rest, so they went to the local government, Inner Mongolia Electric Power (Group) Co., Ltd. Emergency Rescue Headquarters, State Grid Ningxia Electric Power Company Under the unified command of the staff of other relevant units, we worked side by side and devoted ourselves to the rescue work. We quickly determined the emergency lighting equipment usage plan based on the actual needs of the accident site, assigned each task to the specific responsible person, and arranged lights and wiring as quickly as possible., providing strong lighting support for on-site rescue teams and gaining valuable time for searching and rescuing missing persons.


Warom Lighting staff inspected the operation of emergency equipment on site

Due to the huge amount of landslide at the accident site, poor stability of the slide body, and the risk of collapse at the trailing edge boundary of the slide body, secondary disasters are prone to occur. The removal of the slide body takes a long time, which makes the rescue work very difficult. According to CCTV, as of 22:30 on February 23, 12 people had been rescued, of which 6 survived, 6 died, and 47 were missing.


Warom Lighting staff debugs emergency equipment on site

As of the time of publication, the staff of Warom Lighting have been on the front line of rescue, working in shifts day and night, even in severe cold weather. They have always devoted themselves to work with a high sense of responsibility and full enthusiasm , and provided professional, high-quality and efficient services to provide emergency rescue services. Provide lighting technical support. Their selfless work and selfless dedication demonstrate a strong sense of social responsibility.


Warom Lighting staff conductors on-site wiring and lighting installation

Rescue efforts are still ongoing. We hope that the trapped people can escape smoothly, pay tribute to all rescuers including Warom Lighting employees, extend our best wishes to those who were injured in the accident, and express our condolences to the victims!


Warom Lighting staff stayed at the rescue scene