Did you hear or see the little girl in China get ran over twice

[kytwell 179]

story and video here

[luckytxn 2,264]

Sick and shameful.

[skiptex 225]

oh my goodness!! i can not believe that!!

1.. where were the a parents..

2.. i could not believe they MOVED the kid.. First Aid 101 NEVER MOVE a Victim unless there is EXTREME danger.. u can do more damage then good

3.. very sad.. it hurt my heart..

Edited October 18, 2011 by skiptex

[kytwell 179]

Yes sad and disgusting.

[Danno 1,228]

DON'T WATCH THIS VID IF YOU CAN'T STOMACH WATCHING A CHILD RUN OVER!

This recent incident, a child run over two times and for ten minutes no one helps, is causing the Chinese to question the Morality of the Chinese people.

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Beijing (CNN) — Gruesome footage of a toddler falling victim to two successive hit-and-run accidents and then being ignored by many passers-by at the scene last week in southern China continued to galvanize the nation Monday, prompting a fierce debate on the state of morality in Chinese society.

A security camera captured the horrific incident last Thursday outside a hardware market in Foshan, Guangdong Province. Two-year-old Wang Yue was seen toddling in the middle of a narrow street and looking around, oblivious to a fast-approaching white van.

The disturbing video shows the van knocking the girl over. The driver briefly stops with the girl underneath the van, before continuing on, its rear tires slowly rolling over her small body. The girl is left barely moving in her own blood as several pedestrians and cyclists pass by.

Minutes later, another small truck drives over Wang without slowing down, the video shows. More passers-by walked, cycled or drove around her motionless body without stopping — until a woman carrying a sack appeared 10 minutes after the initial collision. Dropping her sack, she quickly moved the girl to safety and went to look for help.

The most popular regional paper The NanFang Daily wrote an editorial about “gathering the scraps of China’s conscience.”

With the introspection comes who or what to blame for the degradation of “Chinese morality” and there seems to be a consensus about the perceived source of the current state of apathy. One netizen wrote, “Don’t blame the passersby; it was a Nanjing judge that killed this little girl.” [YueYue is still alive.]

The “Nanjing judge” refers to an infamous 2006 incident where a young man named Peng Yu went to the aid of an elderly woman who had fallen down on the street in the eastern city of Nanjing. At the woman’s request, Peng helped take her to the hospital only to have the woman turn around and accuse him for being the person who knocked her down. A Nanjing judge then ruled that “common sense” suggested that Peng only took the woman to the hospital because he was guilty and ordered him to pay her medical expenses.

The story was picked up by the Chinese media and quickly became a cautionary tale for many Chinese: no good deed goes unpunished.

After two and a half days of treatment, good news came Monday morning that Yue Yue has regained the ability to take weak breaths with the help of respirator. The rest of her condition, including blood pressure and heart beat, shows signs of stability. However, the child‘s life is still in danger and she hasn’t recovered the ability to breathe upsupported, reported Guangzhou Daily.

Rescuer gets big rewards

Civilization office of Foshan’s Nanhai district on Monday presented 10,000 yuan ($1,570) to Chen Xianmei, a rubbish collector who offered aid to Yue Yue after the incident happened, as a reward for her kind deed, China Daily reported.

Meanwhile, a company in Foshan said that they will donate 50,000 yuan to Yue Yue’s family and the rescuer respectively.

“Besides the reward, we would like to offer Chen a job with stable income so as to encourage this kind of activity,” said an anonymous assistant manager at the company.

Hit-and-run drivers: sorry for the victim’s family

As for the two drivers who hit Yue Yue, one was caught by police and the other turned himself in on Monday.

Both drivers said they didn’t see the child before the accident happened, according to the police. The first driver who knocked down Yue Yue expressed regret, deep sadness and apologies to the child’s family.

[skiptex 225]

i saw that posted earlier.. it was crazy!

[dalegg 143]

This has to be some kind of a stunt. A couple people walked right over him and didn't even look. I don't believe it.

[Danno 1,228]

This has to be some kind of a stunt. A couple people walked right over him and didn't even look. I don't believe it.

One could see if it were an adult..... maybe he appears to be a drunk in the road but a child in a puddle of blood?

[skiptex 225]

it happens here too.. do you not remember the old man hit in Conn... people did the same thing..

[MyLittlePony 340]

China is a evil bad to live in and besides they will take over in a matter of time we rely on made in china products too much and they treat there people like trash.

[Ban Hammer 13,346]

duplicate topics have been merged

[skiptex 225]

thanks chuck!

[Marilyn. 340]

oh my goodness!! i can not believe that!!

1.. where were the a parents..

2.. i could not believe they MOVED the kid.. First Aid 101 NEVER MOVE a Victim unless there is EXTREME danger.. u can do more damage then good

3.. very sad.. it hurt my heart..

2. I think it was good the lady moved the kid as she got run over twice already.. I consider that extreme danger..

[Mhayonaise 14]

Jesus Christ! I can't believe it! seriously is this for real?

[Nikita2Charles 32]

She died earlier today, it's so sad I wonder what kind of punishement to the driver and also to all those people who walk past her without lifting a finger, what about Humanity.