High-voltage line joke

Because the electric worker didn't cut off the power supply when he was overhauling the line, his safety awareness was not high, and no one nearby saw him when he got an electric shock, so he hung on the high-voltage line. This is indeed a bit tragic, but what is even more exasperating is that there are such security risks in many places in Vietnam. If the safety awareness is high enough, you can inform the higher authorities and nearby residents to turn off the switch when the circuit is overhauled, so as to avoid such things.

It is said that this power worker in Vietnam accidentally got an electric shock while overhauling the high-voltage line and exploded. When the noise reached the ears of nearby villagers, they immediately called the police. But it was too late. The worker was electrocuted and his body was still shaking on the high-voltage line. Unfortunately, when the firemen rushed to the scene and took down the body of the worker, he had no vital signs. If we had found out earlier, called the police and turned off the switch earlier, the worker might have survived, so that tragic things would not have happened. Now that the worker has passed away, his family will be immersed in grief for the rest of their lives. That's a real pity.

I think the reason for this accident is that people's safety awareness is not strong because of Vietnam's backward economy. Many places want to develop rapidly and ignore the importance of safety. For example, this worker has a strong sense of safety, so he can't carry out maintenance work without power failure, nor can ordinary wires, let alone high-voltage lines.

Now that the deceased has gone, the Vietnamese government should pay attention to safety issues and provide more safety training and education to the people, especially those engaged in high-risk occupations. In order to avoid the recurrence of similar situations, we should introduce some relevant laws and regulations to implement them, and we must pay attention to safety.