An accident in the emergency room of Yiwu Central Hospital has attracted widespread attention. At 1:44 a.m. on December 16, the medical staff of the hospital called the 119 command center of the Yiwu Fire and Rescue Detachment to ask for help. It turned out that a hairpin on a woman's head had been inserted into the flesh and needed help from fire and rescue personnel. Fire and rescue personnel arrived at the hospital emergency room within 7 minutes and learned the details. The woman's scalp was punctured by a shark clip, and the insertion part was deep, and the clip should be removed as soon as possible**.
Fire and rescue personnel immediately launched a rescue operation. They used needle-nose pliers, scissors and other tools to carefully cut the snap buckle of the shark clip to avoid secondary injury to the woman. A few minutes later, the fire rescue personnel successfully cut the spring ring buckle and the shark clip was finally released. Immediately afterwards, the paramedics took over the treatment of the woman.
This is not the first time that a shark has injured someone. Fire and rescue personnel say similar accidents are not uncommon. For example, in 2019, a 13-year-old girl in Huaibei, Anhui Province, was forced to get three stitches when her scalp was cut by a clip when she slipped while wearing a shark clip. In addition, in 2021, a woman in Luoyang City fell while riding a bicycle, and the shark was caught in her scalp, and finally two firefighters worked together to cut the hair around her, and successfully took out the hairpin and sent it to the hospital**.
Shark clips are a fashion accessory that is loved by women of different ages. It makes the back of the head look fuller, so it's very popular. However, this convenient, cheap, and beautiful jewelry has potential safety hazards. "Since shark clips are usually located at the back of the head, there is less tissue coverage here and is relatively fragile," the fire rescue worker said. In the event of an accident, shark traps can be life-threatening. ”
In order to avoid the risk of shark clips "biting", people can try to choose shark clips made of non-metallic materials, and at the same time, it is best not to wear shark clips when it is easy to slip and fall when driving, driving, sports or bathing, or other alternatives can be used, such as flat spring clips or plastic duckbill clips. There are also products on the market that use more resilient and resilient materials to further reduce risk.
This incident has attracted widespread attention and discussion on the Internet. Many people expressed concern and concern about this matter, believing that the main responsibility should be borne by the shark clip manufacturer. Precedents for similar incidents were mentioned, which made people more vigilant about the safety of shark traps and questioned their sale in the market.
For this incident, the rapid response and rescue operations of fire rescue personnel and paramedics were universally praised. Their efficiency and expertise enabled the woman to receive treatment quickly and avoid more serious consequences.
Overall, this accident once again highlights the safety hazards of shark traps. People should be more cautious about the use of shark traps and take timely measures to reduce potential risks. More importantly, it is necessary to strengthen the supervision of shark traps by relevant departments and improve the safety of products to protect the safety and rights of consumers.
Article: This incident has sparked social concern and discussion about shark traps, and people are full of doubts about their safety. Through this incident, people became more vigilant about the use of shark traps and learned more about them. It is hoped that the relevant departments can strengthen the supervision of the shark trap market to ensure the quality and safety of products. At the same time, everyone also needs to pay more attention to personal safety, choose the right jewelry, and follow the correct way to use it to avoid similar accidents.
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