Death of a Female Worker in a Textile Factory

[Menalipa]

I found this article about the case
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ita...News/amp/67447

[CatBatMan]

Originally Posted by ironmike

I was going to guess that yellow bar was a safety device, to create some space between the human and the machine and prevent the machine from spinning if it was in the "up" position but it looks like the opposite. Lucky for me, I'm a pussy and would never work around heavy equipment. My dad worked for GM and when I was a kid he took me on a factory tour. The punch presses scared the shit out of me and it stuck with me. I can still use a kitchen blender but that's about as ballsy as I get.

I have a friend who works at GM and he tells me about three times a year when someone has an accident- lost fingers, broken bones, things like that. Definitely not DR worthy.

I know what you mean about the blender. I’m a little more cautious- I won’t even crack open those explosive tubes of biscuit dough. Scares the piss out of me.

[Rhondamadgirl]

Originally Posted by Streamlyne

Anyone else surprised this was fatal?

How do we really know if it’s a confirmed death? It looked survivable to me, as disappointing as that may be to some.

[icehole]

what kind of factory uniform is that?

[M.F.D.B.]

Originally Posted by Menalipa

I found this article about the case
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ita...News/amp/67447

Not even CLOSE to the same incident. Lol

[Charley]

They see me rollin…
They hatin…

[Speedraps210]

Obviously she got stretched by the machine on her insides

[akumaryu]

Another one lost to the spinner

[niknik]

Originally Posted by Streamlyne

Anyone else surprised this was fatal?

Watch it in slow motion. She probably broke her back, hips, knees, elbows, wrist, and ribs. And a bunch of bones in between. I'd be surprised if she lived.

[jakey]

Damn her leg got fucked up going the opposite way