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03-28-2019, 07:34 PM
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Two Die in a Fired-up Accident in Shaoxing City
At 15:52 on March 28, 2019, the public was alerted to a traffic accident. A traffic accident occurred near Luojiatun Village, Zhongxing South Road, Yuecheng District, Shaoxing City. After on-site preliminary investigation, a small license plate for the Zhejiang D317MX BMW small car traveled from south to north to the vicinity of Luojiatun Village in Zhongxing South Road. It collided with the non-isolated side stone, and the vehicle fired and burned, causing two people to die inside. At present, the identity verification of the deceased and the investigation of the cause of the accident are in progress. Shaoxing Municipal Public Security Bureau Traffic Police Detachment March 28, 2019 |
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03-29-2019, 03:57 AM
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Re: Two Die in a Fired-up Accident in Shaoxing City
The real question remains to be answered. Did that little white SUV, backing up like it’s a giant truck, hit the car behind him? Also. Anyone know what was cause of death? Was it on impact with the stone or was it the fire? Can fire like that kill you instantly, if you weren’t knocked out after the initial impact? Let’s say they were unconscious, can being on fire snap you out of unconsciousness? And I see what looks like a biker who missed being minced by that car, just continue to bike away. Didn’t even stop! |
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03-30-2019, 06:19 AM
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Re: Two Die in a Fired-up Accident in Shaoxing City
A lady guffawed (laughed) when the car flipped and burst into flames. Couldn't contain her amusement and mirth in front of her colleagues or friends. And you wonder why orientals are always smiling? The autopsy would probably tell if they died on impact or from the fire or a combination. Fire doesn't seem to kill instantly, people have to inhale it for a while and die of smoke or thermal injuries. If I remember correctly, the Paul Walker autopsy report said he was injured in the crash, but "thermal injuries" (cooking to death) caused or contributed to his death. Maybe they should call car accident injuries followed by thermal injuries a "Shake & Bake"? |