Fuzhou Tourists: Udon River Swim Suspected Electric Shock Multiple Electric Traces

Mr. Lin said that he was charged when the ferry was launched, causing multiple injuries to his leg.

At 8 o'clock last night, in the waters of the Hongtang ferry along the Wulong River in Fuzhou, Mr. Lin Lin of Fuzhou prepared to swim. Just as he jumped into the water from the stone steps on the shore, he felt like acupuncture and he felt tingling. He immediately responded. "There is electricity in the water!" Mr. Lin tried his best and struggled to return to the shore. , "Get back a life."

Yesterday morning, the reporter saw Mr. Lin on the shore of the waters of the previous night. He said he had just come out of the hospital. The accident of the previous night had scratches on his back, chest, arms, and legs. Mr. Lin said that at 8 o'clock last night, the weather was hot and he thought that he would swim a few times around Jinshan Temple. Because he grew up in the neighborhood, he felt that he was familiar with the water conditions and went into the water alone. "Just jumped into the water, I felt like acupuncture on the soles of my feet." At that moment, Mr. Lin was still wondering how he had cramped when he just got into the water leg. However, he immediately realized that it was not a cramp, but an electric shock. "All the body is numb." Mr. Lin screamed for help immediately. However, no one heard his shouting on the high and rough river.

Mr. Lin said that he did his best and he struggled to swim to the shore of the stone steps, but he failed to reach the shore three times in a row. "I had to use my best efforts to rush to the stone steps and retrieve a life." He said that he had no strength after going ashore and rushed to call his family. Immediately, the family rushed to the river and sent him to the nearest hospital. The reporter saw that on the hospital's confirmed form, Mr. Lin had several electric and soft tissue injuries.

During the interview, the reporter also tried to find water in the incident waters that Mr. Lin said, but did not feel that there was electricity in the water. Yesterday, the person in charge of the ferry in the waters of the accident said that there could be no electricity in the nearby waters. It was difficult to understand Mr. Lin’s electric shock. After the incident, Cangshan District Electric Power Bureau workers went to the scene and said that the nearby lines are normal and there are no hidden dangers of electric leakage.

Mr. Lin said that he hopes that the relevant departments can examine it in more detail and eliminate potential leakage hazards. (Reporter Mao Zhaoqing/Figure)