To rescue the woman, the fire officials first gave her a ladder and tried to move the rocks in which she was trapped. His method was not successful, so a police officer decided to get into the river to save the woman.

There have been many reports about apple watch when it has saved people's lives. A few days ago, a report came out in india when apple watch gave an alert regarding the health of an apple user's heart and he reached the hospital at the right time and got his treatment. If he did not get the warning, then he may have to face the condition of a heart attack. Now with the help of this apple watch, the police rescued a female swimmer trapped in a river in America.

The incident happened last week and according to reports, the woman had called the police using an apple Watch. The police responded to this call and immediately swung into action, which saved the woman's life.

The incident took place when the swimmer's leg got stuck in rocks on the Columbia River located in The Dalles city of Oregon. She was stuck in the river for 30 minutes and when the police reached there, the woman was showing symptoms of hypothermia.

To rescue the woman, the fire officials first gave her a ladder and tried to move the rocks in which she was trapped. His method was not successful, so a police officer decided to go down into the river to save the woman.

The Dales City police Department said in a facebook post that officers at the scene assessed the scene and decided at the same time that they had to get into the water to save the woman. After getting into the water, the officer of the rescue team brought the woman swimmer to the shore.

After the incident, police in the city of Dales advised swimmers not to go into the river alone. He said that the local waterways are cold and the flow of water in the rivers is fast.

Emergency call feature saved lives

Let us tell you that calls can be made from the side button given in apple Watch. For this, users have to press and hold the button until three sliders appear. One of these sliders sends the watch users' location to their emergency contact after an emergency service call ends.