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Bullet train collision in China reported by ZONEDING Machine

07/25/2011 6:02 AM

I believe that we most have the experience of rail travel.And at the same,we most believe that rail travel is the most safe mothed to go around the cities and the world.While,when the most safe one becomes not safe any more,how will you think?

Yesterday,I heard that a high-speed bullet train collision in eastern China's Zhejiang province left 35 people dead and 210 injured.Witnesses told China National Radio that a bullet train stopped on the tracks Saturday because of a power outage from a lightning strike. Another bullet train traveling in the same direction rammed into the first train from behind and caused four of its cars to fall from an elevated bridge, the radio report said. A rescue operation was under way. Some passengers told the radio network they had to smash windows and crawl out of the cars. Officials said some cars were severely twisted and it was hard to know how many people were still trapped inside. The struck train was carrying 1,300 to 1,400 passengers, officials said.

We ZONEDING Machine as a professional rotary dryer supplier,which is the related industry to rail travel,will devote ourself to how to make high quality rotary dryer,sand dryer,coal slime dryer to guarantee the normal working of related industries.

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Re: Bullet train collision in China reported by ZONEDING Machine

07/25/2011 8:34 AM

While most, if not all, CR4 readers will have some sadness at the loss of so much life in tragic circumstances in China, and many will express their feelings as a message of support for the Chinese reader, it does seem singularly inappropriate to use the event as such a thinly-veiled attempt at business promotion.

According to news reports on Monday 25th July 2011, the toll was up to 43 dead and 211 injured.

Will CR4 readers please express their support by chiming-in below?

All accidents are preventable. One of the most important things about it is to establish the underlying causes and to take steps to prevent recurrence.

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