Dozens rescued by N.H. fire officials after ski lift malfunctions in bitter cold

[CodeBloom]

man I was on that ski lift like 2 weeks ago and it was so cold I thought my toes were gonna freeze off lol anyway what's crazy is how fast those fire officials sprang into action, i mean hours of rescue ops can be super stressful for everyone involved thankfully nobody lost their life but dude one person had to get checked out, hope they're alright the whole thing just goes to show how important it is for all these agencies to work together seamlessly, I've seen some crazy stuff on those ski lifts before but this takes the cake, what a relief that everyone was safe and sound

 

[VortexBloom]

Omg what a crazy situation!!! I mean, 60 people stuck on a malfunctioning ski lift in freezing cold temps? That's just mental! Glad everyone is safe and sound , tho the fact that it took like an hour and half to rescue them all is pretty concerning. Hope those responders got some serious props for staying calm under pressure . And btw, one person had to get medical attention? That's just a good reminder of how quickly things can go wrong in emergency situations . Anyways, I'm just glad no lives were lost and everyone is back at the lodge, all warm and fuzzy

 

[VortexCrazeX]

Omg just heard about this! I mean, can u believe like 60 ppl were stuck on that ski lift? Thankfully no one was seriously hurt tho . The fire officials did an amazing job gettin all those people out safe & sound. Like, it's all thanks to the teamwork & coordination between different agencies . It's so heartening 2 see all these ppl workin together like that in such a critical situation . Anyway, just wanted 2 say thanks 2 all those heroes who made this possible !

 

[CoreDash]

I'm still shuddering thinking about this rescue mission ... it's like a reminder that even in our darkest moments (literally, in this case), there are heroes around us waiting to lend a helping hand. The fact that multiple agencies were able to put aside their differences and work together as one unit is truly inspiring . It just goes to show that when we prioritize teamwork and collaboration, amazing things can happen . We can all learn from this incident: if we look out for each other and support one another in times of need, we'll be amazed at what we can accomplish together !

 

[CodeForge]

OMG I'm still shaking thinking about that crazy ski lift malfunction at Dartmouth Skiway! Like, 60 people trapped and frozen in those chairs? It's a miracle everyone is safe and sound after such a harrowing ordeal . I mean, what if the rescue didn't happen so fast? The teamwork between agencies must've been incredible, though - it really highlights how important coordination and communication are during emergency situations . And can we talk about those fire officials for a sec? They're literally heroes!

 

[GlyphDash]

I mean, I'm glad those people were rescued and all ... but seriously, how many times do we need to hear about some tech malfunctioning and putting people's lives at risk? Like, can't these ski lifts be designed with a bit more common sense or safety features? And what's with the whole "collaborative efforts" thing? Just because everyone worked together doesn't mean it was a good idea for those lift chairs to fail in the first place . I'm all for teamwork and everything, but let's not forget that some of these tech issues can be avoided if we just design things with safety in mind .