[ Global Network Comprehensive Report Reporter Zhao Youping] Taiwan's China Times News Network reported on the 23rd that a second-grade primary school student in Xizhou Township, Changhua, Taiwan went to the water Shenzhen (a artificially built water conservancy system used to irrigate farmland and also had flood discharge function) to catch fish. Unexpectedly, the water diversion gate suddenly opened and he was washed away and drowned. According to reports, the local police investigated the reason why the gate suddenly opened. It turned out that a man fell into the water and disappeared that afternoon. The local area opened the gate to facilitate searching for the man. Although the man's body was successfully found afterwards, he did not expect that a primary school student was washed away and died. Some media on the island called it a "fatal coincidence."
According to China Times News Network, a second-grade boy in Xizhou Township, Changhua, Taiwan lived with his grandfather because his parents divorced. He did not go home after school. His grandfather was anxious and quickly reported the case. The whole village, the police and firefighters all assisted in the search. 8 hours later, at 0:25 a.m. on the 23rd, the boy was found about 3 kilometers away from the water point, but he had no heartbeat or breathing.
reported that the little boy's accidental fall into the water made the nearby people very puzzled, because it was the dry season, the canal was dry and not the irrigation period. "Why did the water level suddenly rise in the water level and drown people?" After detailed investigation, the local police suddenly discovered that the reason why the water gate suddenly opened was also related to another water drop. The cause was that a 46-year-old man fell into Babaozhen in Ershui Township, Changhua at 3 pm on the 22nd and disappeared. In order to facilitate search and rescue, local police and firefighters opened the water gates between Babaozhen and Zizi Pizhen, but accidentally washed away the little boy in the water.
Source: Global Network
