The cause of escalators 'swallowing people' in China
Chinese media released a video explaining the cause of the tragic accident in Hubei, causing the 30-year-old mother to die from being dragged down the escalator.
Explanation of the "swallowing" escalator accident in China
On July 26, Xiang Liujuan, a 30-year-old woman and her two-year-old son, had just stepped up from the escalator in the commercial center when the top-of-the-ladder floor pad suddenly collapsed, drawing her inside. The son luckily escaped death thanks to his mother to pick up and deliver to two supermarket staff in front.
The incident took place very quickly, within 9 seconds. The video of Xiang's unexpected death attracted millions of views not only in China but also around the world. Angry public opinion requires the government to enter and clarify the responsibilities of the parties involved in the incident.
While Chinese officials are investigating the cause, the media in the country offers many explanations about the accident. In it, Xinjingbao made the video, saying that the cause is most likely because the sensor is located in the continuation of the broken escalator and floor, or the signal is slow.
Finally, Chinese media offer ways to handle emergency situations and safety notes when traveling the escalator.
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