Evening: Hearts Facing Danger and Injury Memories
The article discusses the psychological impact on rescue workers involved in extinguishing wildfires, highlighting that these individuals face significant physical and mental risks during rescue operations. Despite their bravery and training, many suffer from intense psychological pressures such as post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression due to their continuous exposure to traumatic scenes, exhaustion, and ongoing danger. The study emphasizes the importance of providing ongoing psychological support, especially after the firefighting efforts, to prevent long-term mental health complications.
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