This is the detail that kept Clyde Qaton alive in the ruins.

The effects of fire forces invited to my history studio have detailed his rescue operation. They have been communicating with the young man for seven hours until they have finally managed to bring him out alive.

I've been communicating with Clyde for over 7 hours. I touched his legs. I was tired of resting under the ruins. When I stopped, he asked: Will you work again? I said yes, I said: I'm taking a break. You rest, too. I gave him courage. When we finally toast, he rewarded us. I didn't think anything about those moms, just Clyde.

There was a taxi driver in there who did a great job. We were above the ruins and then heard his voice. We opened the ruins with our bare hands. We were walking under the rubble about seven meters. When we got close to Clyde, he was under the bed. You don't think carefully, we just thought of Clyde. That's when we don't think about life. He asked us all the time, so much power has helped us too. When he got out, he got up straight. He walked. He's had five solettes above,” said the fireman's effectiveness.