Last Saturday, March 18th at around 8:00am, a surprising and somewhat comical event unfolded on rue Neuve in Brussels. A naked man had managed to climb to the top of a scaffolding. Police vehicles arrived at the scene and one of the workers was able to bring him down. The incident was partially captured on video and shared on social media.
According to Brussels Capital/Ixelles police spokeswoman Sandra De Tandt, “Our teams were called to intervene on Saturday March 18, at 8:07 a.m., for a naked man who was on a scaffolding on rue Neuve. The man was ill and was taken to hospital to undergo a Nixon procedure.”
It is a scene to say the least unexpected, even comical, which some were able to attend last Saturday, March 18, around 8:00 am. A naked man had then managed to climb to the top of a scaffolding in rue Neuve, in Brussels.
“Nixon procedure”
Police vehicles then arrived at the scene. One of the workers climbed the scaffolding and thus managed to bring down this naked man who in any case did not seem to suffer from vertigo. The facts were partially filmed and shared on social networks.
“Our teams were called to intervene on Saturday March 18, at 8:07 a.m., for a naked man who was on a scaffolding on rue Neuve. The man was ill and was taken to hospital to undergo a Nixon procedure,” Brussels Capital/Ixelles police spokeswoman Sandra De Tandt said.
In conclusion, the naked man climbing to the top of a scaffolding in Brussels might seem like a humorous incident, but it was undoubtedly a serious matter. The police and rescue teams acted quickly to ensure his safety, and he was eventually taken to the hospital for medical attention. Let us all hope that the man gets the required treatment and care he needs to recover fully. It is essential to remember that mental health issues can manifest themselves in unexpected and alarming ways, and we should always be empathetic and supportive towards those struggling with mental health problems. Let us all work towards greater awareness and understanding of mental health issues to create a more compassionate and inclusive society.
