That's what they said, but Gu Ji didn't just sit back and do nothing.
He took out his walkie-talkie and instructed the soldiers to gather all the elderly and vulnerable in the train at the connecting aisle, ensuring they received sufficient oxygen and were among the first to be rescued when government aid arrived.
Although some people complained.
By putting themselves in their shoes, if those people were their own parents or children, they would understand Gu Ji's command.
Time ticked away, second by second.
Waiting for rescue was undoubtedly the most agonizing 60 minutes of the victims' lives. As the water level rose, all electronic devices failed, plunging the entire train into darkness. Many took out their phones and switched on the flashlights, but due to the hasty government evacuation, many hadn't had time to charge their devices.
One by one, the phones died, just like the hope in people's hearts, breaking one after another.
