The "door" of the house repaired fell from the 21st floor, and the female resident was injured by intracranial hemorrhage.

A terrifying accident occurred in a community in Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province, China at about 1:50 pm on the 14th. When the residents on the 23rd floor of the community renovated their homes, https://www.call-sifu.com.tw/nservice5f5601690cb90.htm,the construction workers dropped ropes from the balcony because the owner’s door was too large. Unexpectedly, the rope suddenly broke during the process and the door fell and injured another 54-year-old building. The resident Tang, a woman, caused intracranial hemorrhage and was seriously injured. She is still in the hospital.

According to a report by the "Taizhou Evening News", the residents on the 23rd floor of the community renovated their original doors due to renovations. However, the construction workers were unable to carry them by elevator because the new doors were too large, so they dropped ropes from the balcony of the owner’s home. Move the door from the 1st floor to the 23rd floor. Unexpectedly, when the rope was pulled to the 21st floor, it suddenly broke. Some residents said with lingering fear, "The rope is too thin. When you pull it up, someone should be instructed to stop people passing by."

According to local media reports, the woman surnamed Tang suffered intracranial hemorrhage after being crushed, with 11 broken ribs on the left and 2 fractures on the right, comminuted fractures in her legs, and her injuries were very serious. So far, she has not escaped the danger. It is reported that the woman surnamed Tang, who was unfortunately injured, was a resident of another building in the community. She had just handed over the house last month. Recently, she also found a decoration company to prepare to renovate the house. At the time of the accident, the owner needed to confirm that the decoration company entered the community. When the woman surnamed Tang was riding a bicycle to meet the decorators, she was unfortunately injured.