Top news reporter Wang Jingjing meets Xi reporter Li Jiazi
On December 14, according to the Beijing Municipal Transportation Commission, at 18:57 on the same day, a train carriage in the upward section of Xierqi Station-Life Science Park Station of the Changping Line of the Beijing Metro was separated and forced to stop. After the accident, emergency response, fire fighting, health care, transportation and other rescue forces immediately responded, arrived at the scene, and quickly carried out rescue.
The passengers took a bus to Shangdi Hospital
At about 10 o'clock in the evening of the 14th, the top news reporter rushed to the Xierqi subway station, and a number of passengers on the accident subway got on the bus, and they were pulled to Shangdi Hospital, which was five kilometers away. The top news reporter saw that a total of four buses were parked in front of Shangdi Hospital, and hundreds of people were queuing up to register and wait for medical treatment inside the hospital.
There were hundreds of passengers queuing up at the hospital
Passengers register their identity at the hospital
The top news reporter saw in Shangdi Hospital that the hall of the hospital was full of passengers, and the police and hospital staff at the scene lined up to register with the auxiliary passengers, and there were long queues in front of the registration area, outpatient area, and radiology area.
There are long queues in the outpatient area and registration area of the hospital
The top news reporter learned from several passengers that they were all injured to varying degrees, and most of the reactions were caused by the violent impact at the moment of the accident, including some people's ears were crushed and bleeding, some people's heads were swollen and painful after being hit, and some passengers' legs and ribs were injured. The passengers all said that there was a violent impact at the time of the incident, and they all fell and were crushed in the car, "and some people fainted and later smashed the windows." A male passenger said.
The passengers said they waited in the carriage for more than an hour before waiting for help, and then walked back to the Xierqi subway station. According to one male passenger, he was in a car next to the driver, and when they were rescued out of the car, the driver's leg was stuck in the car and he couldn't move, "but people can talk." The passenger said.
As of press time, top news reporters saw in Shangdi Hospital that the hospital arranged a rest area for the injured passengers and provided food.
Earlier, the Beijing subway issued a document saying that they apologized for the accident on the Changping Line tonight, saying that the subway company would do its best to deal with the aftermath. Passengers who have left on their own during the rescue and evacuation process can contact the metro company at any time if they feel unwell, and they will bear the corresponding treatment and recovery costs.