The man in black who participated in the M7 rescue spoke out, confirming that the hidden door handle did not pop out to delay the rescue
On April 26, a traffic accident occurred on the Yuncheng Expressway in Shanxi Province, where a Wenjie M7 rear-ended and crashed into a maintenance vehicle. After the incident, the vehicle caught fire, and although two maintenance workers and a man in black participated in the rescue, the three people in the car were unfortunately killed. After the incident, netizens and the media found that the car found that the hidden door handle did not pop open automatically after the collision, so they thought that the hidden door handle did not pop open to delay the rescue.
However, this incident is also controversial on the Internet, and some people think that the hidden doorknob popped open at the time, which may be caused by the people involved in the rescue who did not understand this and could not use it. Some people feel that if there is a collision at 115 per hour, even if the doorknob pops open and pulls the person out in time, the person may not be able to survive.
The media also went through twists and turns, and finally interviewed the man in black who participated in the rescue at that time, and confirmed many things from the man in black.
The man in black told us that it was true that the hidden door handle in the car did not pop out at that time. That's why they smashed the windows of the car to save people. But even though he smashed the window and opened the door, the fire suddenly grew larger and swept through the entire car, so he didn't save all the people. He also kept saying that if he had opened the car door a minute earlier, he would have been able to pull out all the people. It was precisely because of this that when the fire intervened, he sat alone on the side of the road and cried for a long time.
However, there is also controversy about whether the airbags in the car were deployed after the collision. Because judging from the video, it really doesn't look like it bounced off. However, the question came to the other side and said that the airbag was open normally. However, the man in black who participated in the rescue smashed open the window and opened the door, then he must have seen the scene inside the car. So whether the airbag was opened or not at that time, the man in black must know best. But unfortunately, the man in black didn't tell us about the airbag in this interview.
At the same time, many people are also arguing about this matter in the comment area, saying that the window was not smashed open, the door was opened, and what does it have to do with the hidden door handle not automatically popping open. It would be nothing if it was a normal car accident, but the vehicle was on fire at the time, so every minute and every second of rescue time is crucial. Otherwise, people won't say that they are giving a minute, and everyone can be dragged out.
But the hidden door handle does feel that after a collision, it should open automatically. In this way, the rescuers can buy valuable rescue time. Therefore, in the future, the question side should also optimize this problem.