The fire at the aviation company was still raging.

Dozens of fire engines from several fire stations surrounded the hangar, spraying water and extinguishing agents.

Fortunately, the massive fire in the hangar did not spread to the underground fuel tanks buried outside the hangar. After an hour, the towering flames were finally brought under control.

While the firefighters were desperately trying to extinguish the fire, a fully armed search and rescue team was waiting outside the scene.

The search and rescue team members wore protective clothing from head to toe. As well as being waterproof, fireproof, and resistant to high temperatures, the clothing was also equipped with an independent oxygen supply system. This equipment even allowed them to move freely in the fire.

Although the firefighters had similar equipment, when compared, the gear of these rescue team members was far more advanced than that of the firefighters.

In fact, the search and rescue team was dispatched by