An emergency drill was conducted in Guangzhou's Tianhe district on Oct 30, with the Guangzhou UAV Emergency Rescue Center, which was established in July this year, participating in and demonstrating a large quantity of advanced UAV rescue equipment.

Drones deliver medicine to trapped people. [Photo by Luo Changwei/Guangzhou Daily]

Drones conduct high-altitude surveillance of people trapped on rooftops. [Photo by Luo Changwei/Guangzhou Daily]

Drones can call out to and pick up the voices of trapped men to understand their needs in real time. [Photo by Luo Changwei/Guangzhou Daily]

Wen Xiaofeng, leader of the Guangzhou UAV Emergency Rescue Center, introduces UAV rescue equipment to visitors during the emergency drill. [Photo by Luo Changwei/Guangzhou Daily]

UAV rescue equipment is displayed at the site of the emergency drill in Tianhe. [Photo by Luo Changwei/Guangzhou Daily]