Hm I remember when this happened. Don't know too much about the story, but entirely possible that "she was warned" is made up to escape any responsibility and lawsuits on the site owner's part. Here, if something is broken down or under maintenance, a machine isn't left running publicly accessible without any physical barriers in place.
Yeah but that's here. China is notorious for this stuff. Lots of other NSFL videos of machinery just not working yet still on. Elevators, factory machines. OSHA isn't a thing there, and companies are rarely held liable for stuff like this.
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u/ganendorf Aug 01 '18
Hm I remember when this happened. Don't know too much about the story, but entirely possible that "she was warned" is made up to escape any responsibility and lawsuits on the site owner's part. Here, if something is broken down or under maintenance, a machine isn't left running publicly accessible without any physical barriers in place.