Hero! Luo Ti: Former Inter Milan coach rescued two drowning girls by the sea and won the honorary lifeguard title

July 31 According to the "Roman Sports" report, former Inter Milan coach Stramachoni saved two drowning girls while on vacation at the beach and won the title of Honorary Lifeguard.

Stramachoni, 49, has coached teams such as Inter Milan and Udinese, and is currently a football commentator for Dazn. Stramachoni and his family came to Gargano Beach in the Puglia region for vacation on Monday, saving two drowning girls (17 and 19 years old respectively). Stramajoni's brave behavior led to him being awarded the honorary lifeguard by the Italian Coast Guard and presented him with a red lifeguard T-shirt.

Stramachoni said: "I was under a parasol with my wife and children. People suddenly rushed towards the coast in the distance, and a lifeguard was in the water, whistling and whistling to give an alarm. Two girls were waving their arms to call for help, and I immediately got up and walked towards the water. I realized the danger because the lifeguard would not give an alarm easily."

"I am not a hero, on the contrary, sometimes I feel scared, but as a person who has the ability to rescue both physically and mentally, I think I have the responsibility to do so. The waves on the sea have been swayed in the last few days. It was very straight, and at the end of the beach were two rocky areas, and there were the largest waves nearby, and the girls were in that area. The lifeguard, like me, had no lifebuoys or ropes, he asked me to find the older girl, and he rescued another girl. "

" When I saw the girl, she said she was scared, the water level was rising, and the waves were very big. I advised her to stay calm, float on the water on her back, and everything would end in five minutes. It was true, and after that we returned to the safety zone on the shore, I turned around to see where the lifeguard and the other girl were, but the lifeguard had no The younger girl was in danger, she was floating in the water, and most importantly, she had already drunk a lot of water. At this time, the rescue ship had arrived, rescued the lifeguard and tried to get close to us. "

" But we were too close to the rock to catch the rope they threw. I began to feel scared, especially the girl was dragging me under the water, and she was afraid that she would die. I told her to listen to me and believe me, she had only one way to escape, that is, a small crack in the middle of the rock. So I Grab her, throw her over, and I sank myself into the water. After I resurfaced, I hit the rock, and people threw me a rope, and I grabbed the rope and climbed up, and my arms and legs were injured. "

" Fortunately, the girl was safe, but I only knew it after I got ashore, and I was relieved. My son asked me, 'Dad, what if you die?' But I did that at that time just out of a rescue instinct, just like my wife or family fell into the water. However, that area was really dangerous and everyone could not take risks."