I couldn't find the recent video from south Korea but found one from China and one from the U.S. regarding Cement mixer truck crashes. I think the problem might be that the video from S. Korea has Hongol(Korean) only software so you can't get there from English software.
Actually, I think most software is written in English on earth still, just like all airline pilots are required to broadcast on the radio in English so pilots can understand each other all over the earth and Air traffic controllers too. However, even if all software (that I know of) is written in English we have the same problem if the word buttons are only in Hongol (Korean) connected to the Software of "You can't get there from here".
Horror crash in China sees car flattened by a cement mixer as driver and passenger somehow survive with only broken bones
- Two women survived a horror crash in China after a cement lorry tipped over and crushed their car
- Driver escaped and called for help but passenger remained trapped underneath the cement mixer
- Fire crews were forced to wait for a crane to lift the lorry off before they could cut the woman free
Two women in China have survived a horror crash with only minor injuries after a cement mixer fell on their car an flattened it.
The
accident happened at around 7.30am in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province,
eastern China, when the car hit the mixer which was coming in the other
direction, causing it to tip over.
Incredibly,
the driver was able to get out of the wreckage and call for help, while
the passenger was trapped under the weight of the mixer.
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Two women survived this horror crash
in China with just broken bones after a cement mixer tipped over and
fell on top of their car
The crash happened in Hangzhou, in the
eastern Zhejiang province, at 7.30am after the car smashed into the
lorry causing it to tip over
The driver of the
car managed to escape and called for help, while the passenger was left
trapped after the car crumpled around her
When
fire crews arrived that tried to use lifting jacks to move the cement
truck, but after it proved too heavy they were forced to call for a
crane.
While
workers waited half an hour for the heavy-lifting equipment to arrive,
they kept talking to the trapped woman, making sure she was conscious.
'We
and traffic officers at scene immediately called for help, asking to
call in a lifting crane and an excavator,' said fire commander Zhu Lei.
Somehow the passenger managed to avoid
being crushed by the falling lorry, but was trapped in the wreckage
after the cement mixer toppled
Fire crews initially tried to use
jacks to lift the lorry, but after it proved too heavy they were forced
to call for a crane which took 30 minutes to arrive
Fire crew continued taking to the
woman while waiting for the heavy-lifting equipment to arrive, making
sure she did not lose consciousness
'During that time, we kept talking to the woman, making sure she is awake and in a clear mind.'
After
the mixer had been moved, firemen were able to cut the woman out of the
crumpled car and move her into a waiting ambulance.
She was taken to hospital where she was reported to be in a stable condition, but with several broken bones.
After the lorry was lifted away fire crews used power tools to cut the passenger free from the wreckage before lifting her free
Incredibly the woman suffered only a few broken bones and was put into a waiting ambulance before being taken to hospital
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