The family responded to BYD's denial of electricity leakage: the hospital diagnosis proved that the electric injury was injured
Recently, Jiangxi Xinyu BYD's power leakage has attracted a lot of attention. According to the family's previous revelations on the Internet, his father was an online ride-hailing driver. When I bought this BYD Qin, I also wanted to drive an online car-hailing car. But unexpectedly, his father suddenly discovered that the car would leak electricity that day, causing him to be electrocuted by the leaked electricity. Later, after being sent to the hospital, he began to fall into a coma, and he has not woken up until now.
After the hot search on this matter, BYD also publicly responded to this matter on May 14. It said that after a preliminary investigation, it was judged that there was no electricity leakage in the car. It was the owner of the car who was numb all over his body after a cerebral hemorrhage attack, and mistakenly thought that he had been electrocuted. At the same time, it can also be seen through the surveillance video provided by the family that the person in the co-pilot did not feel the electric shock. And after the family learned about the incident, they also responded to the incident.
This time, the owner's daughter posted the whole process of her father being injured by a central control leakage. It can be seen that her father had blisters on his first day in the hospital. After a few days, the whole body was covered with blisters, and then the skin was peeled extensively. At the same time, it is also clearly written in the diagnosis that the injury is electrocuted. In addition, the surveillance video can also be seen that his father said that there was electricity after he touched something, not that he mistakenly thought that his hand was numb and electrocuted after a cerebral hemorrhage.
To put it simply, the family members did not approve of BYD's response and felt that it could not be so. The family insisted that there was a leak in the car's central control, and that her father was injured by electric shock. Otherwise, how could there be blisters and extensive peeling, and how could the hospital diagnosis have the words "electric injury" written on it.
At the same time, the family also broke the news that on the day of the incident, her father got out of the car at 1:15 p.m., and had an accident at around 5:30, and only drove online car-hailing for more than 4 hours, and did not say fatigue driving. Therefore, it is not valid to say that the cerebral hemorrhage caused by fatigue driving is untenable.
But in any case, this matter still needs to be investigated clearly. Of course, what the family hopes most now is that BYD can stand up and take responsibility for this incident and bear all the responsibility for compensation. But BYD is also embarrassed now, and definitely does not dare to admit the leakage. Otherwise, it will have a really big impact on the public opinion of car companies.