On May 4, a woman in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, posted a video on social platforms to break the news that on April 26, her younger brother drowned in full view of everyone while swimming in the gym swimming pool.
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According to the video exposed by the woman, her younger brother was holding his breath with both hands on the shore of the pool, but accidentally choked on the water during the practice. During this period, the video shooter witnessed the whole process, but did not come forward to rescue him, and was still shooting the video.
The woman said that her younger brother is a swimming coach and is in very good health, and he has just had a physical examination not long ago. After his younger brother drowned, there were many staff members next to him, including the store manager, who not only did not go into the water to rescue people in time, but also followed other customers to rescue people. What's even more infuriating is that these people were struggling when they rescued, and after catching people, the venue staff didn't know how to give first aid. The woman also revealed that the medical examiner said that if rescue and first aid were in place at that time, the chances of survival were very high.
Afterwards, the staff who were filming at the swimming pool at the time responded to the incident, saying that they thought that if people were drowned, they would float.
This incident has caused heated discussions among netizens.
"This is ridiculous!"
"This is the first time I've seen this kind of news. ”
"It really shouldn't be!"
After watching the whole video, it was unbelievable. There are so many times that it can be clearly seen that the coach is not in a normal state, but the staff who shoot the video are not only not three-dimensional 19 but also laughing on the side, which makes people wonder, are these staff not systematically trained before taking up their posts? Who would dare to go to such a fitness swimming pool?
It is hoped that the fitness swimming pool will strengthen the training of employees on relevant first aid knowledge and skills to ensure that similar tragedies do not happen again.