Uzbek man rescues people from bus involved in road accident in Perm

20-year-old Uzbek boxer Danil Yuldashev helped get people out of a bus, which had a terrible accident in Perm on August 17, Komsomolskaya pravda writes.

In Perm, on Saturday, at about 5 p.m., a bus No.53 skidded off the road and crashed into the wall of a store. As a result of the accident, one passenger died, 32 people were hospitalized. Danil Yuldashev rescued people from the crumpled bus for two hours. “It was my duty. Anyone would do that,” he said. 

According to the publication, Yuldashev was the first to arrive at the scene of the accident. He was heading to a sports club for training. Suddenly, he saw a bus that crashed into a concrete wall and rushed for help.

Having broken the door, Danil entered the bus and began to carry people out.

“There were many injured, all the seats were torn off in the passenger compartment, a torn grab handle stuck in someone’s leg, the faces of most passengers were cut with pieces of glass,” the guy says. 

Danil took a first-aid kit out of the car and until the ambulance arrived, he began to provide first aid to the wounded. Then he began to call for help to take the injured to hospital.
 
“They recommended me to apply for a reward. But I didn’t do it for a personal gain, I just wanted to help people,” Danil said.

Yuldashev moved to Perm from Tashkent seven years ago, at the age of 13. He was born in Uzbekistan, and his relatives still live here. Danil works as a security guard in a club.