Hard Hat Not Wearing Woman's Hair Rolled Into Machine

51-year-old textile worker Luo Ping (a pseudonym) may no longer have a beautiful hair. At about 3 pm on June 15th, a long hair on her knees accidentally got caught in the shaft machine. This accident not only resulted in multiple fractures of the occipital bone and skull base, but also teared her left ear into two. half.

On June 16th, we learned from the Central Hospital that Luo Ping has turned to safety after expert rescue.

The hair suddenly got caught in the machine

On the same day, we saw Luo Ping in the neurosurgery ICU ward of the Central Hospital. She was lying on a bed in bed with a layer of bandages on her pale cheeks and occasionally issued a faint groan.

Luo Ping, 51, is a member of Xiangshui Township, Yuhu District, and is employed by a cotton industry company in the city. In addition to her status as an ordinary woman worker, she is the mother of two children. From one of her family members, we learned that for many years, Luo Ping has been keeping the habit of long hair. When she usually does things, she will usually use a hairpin to wind up.

At 3 pm on June 15th, Luo Ping was on the shift and was suddenly dizzy. Even a painful ache broke into his heart from the scalp. Before she could make a loud call, she fell heavily in front of the banging machine and became unconscious on the spot.

“She has always been serious and careful. This is purely an accident.” A Luo Ping colleague told us that he witnessed this shocking scene with his own eyes.

“I saw her scalp tearing constantly by the machine, and her cheeks were full of blood.” He said that the worker who was closer to Luo Ping was also able to see the entire process of Luo Ping’s ear tearing.

With the help of her co-workers, she was rushed to the city hospital for emergency treatment.

Dozens of hours of rescue workers are no longer in danger

After the consultation, the doctor quickly performed a simple bandaging operation for Luo Ping and immediately started the rescue program. Fortunately, all of Luo Ping's surgeries were carried out within six hours of "golden rescue time," laying a vital foundation for his life.

Chen Jianzheng, director of the Department of Neurosurgery at the Central Hospital, said that the accident caused Luo Ping's multiple fractures of the occipital bone and skull base, the left ear full-thickness tear and acute head trauma. After dozens of hours of doctors’ full treatment, Luo Ping has recovered some of his consciousness and his vital signs have become normal.

According to Chen Jianyao, cases like Luo Ping have received several visits each year. Serious problems have even led to the loss of their lives. He suggested that if working in a rotating machine environment, it is best for women workers not to have long hair. Before entering the factory, they must wear safety helmets and do safety measures in advance.

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