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Video: un hombre murió calcinado dentro de un ascensor en China tras la explosión de una batería de litio
Un hombre murió calcinado en un ascensor de un edificio de China luego de que le explotara una batería de litio. El incidente, captado por las cámaras de seguridad del lugar, muestra la trágica secuencia que ocurrió en cuestión de segundos.
En las imágenes recientemente difundidas por distintos medios de todo el mundo, se ve cómo la víctima ingresó al elevador con el dispositivo en su mano derecha. Una vez que se cerró la puerta hermética, la batería comenzó a lanzar humo negro y, de inmediato, se produjo la violenta explosión que envolvió al habitáculo en llamas.
Dos personas que se encontraban, afuera, a la espera de poder ingresar al ascensor, se vieron sorprendidas por la devastadora escena cuando descubrieron al hombre tirado en el suelo, tras el fuerte estruendo, al momento de abrirse la puerta. De inmediato, esos testigos, solicitaron ayuda.
Así fue como personal del edificio se acercó al elevador con matafuegos con el fin de socorrer al hombre que finalmente murió calcinado, tal como se observa al momento que lo sacan del elevador. Posteriormente, en el final del mismo video, se ve como los enfermeros suben el cadáver a una camilla, lo tapan y se lo llevan.
De acuerdo a lo informado por las autoridades, se está investigando cuál fue la causa que generó la explosión mortal.
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Was a beloved whale suspected of being a Russian ‘spy’ killed in Norway?
Havldimir quickly became a celebrity in Norway, swimming his way into their Nordic hearts.
But this beluga whale’s odd story started in 2019 when he was discovered in northern Norway near the island of Ingoya wearing a harness with «Equipment St Petersburg» written in English connected to a mount for a small camera.
Hvaldimir, as Norwegians dubbed him – mixing together the Norwegian word for whale and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s name – was intelligent, friendly and responded to hand signals, leading Norway’s spy agency to believe he had been held in captivity by Russia and used for research purposes.
Once Hvaldimir was freed from his harness, though, his friendly personality made him beloved in the country.
CRITICALLY ENDANGERED WHALE SEEN OFF CALIFORNIA COAST: ‘EVERY SIGHTING IS INCREDIBLE VALUABLE TO US’
Hvaldimir was found in 2019 wearing a harness with a camera mount on it. (Jorgen Ree Wiig/Sea Surveillance Service/Handout/NTB Scanpix via Reuters/File Photo)
He was fed and monitored by the Norwegian government and dubbed a «free-swimming whale» by the Norwegian Orca Survey, venturing as far as Sweden but always returning home, according to The Telegraph.
Hvaldimir was found dead off southern Norway last weekend.
«It’s absolutely horrible,» marine biologist Sebastian Strand, who worked with Marine Mind, told Norwegian public broadcaster NRK. «He was apparently in good condition as of (Friday), so we just have to figure out what might have happened here.»
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Hvaldimir, being fed here, became beloved in Norway. (orgen Ree Wiig, Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries via AP)
Hvaldimir may have died of natural causes, but conservation groups NOAH and One Whale have filed police reports claiming he was shot, according to the Telegraph.
The Oceanic Preservation Society said that a necropsy will be done on Hvaldimir to determine his cause of death in the next few weeks.
«We’ve been absolutely devastated over the news, and are deeply saddened that humanity failed this beloved whale,» the organization said on social media.
He was fed and monitored by the Norwegian government and dubbed a «free-swimming whale» by the Norwegian Orca Survey, venturing as far as Sweden but always returning home. (Jorgen Ree Wiig, Norwegian Directorate of Fisheries via AP)
Nonprofit Marine Mind said on Facebook that Hvaldimir «bridged the gap» between humans and wild animals in a way «few can.»
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«Hvaldimir was not just a beluga whale; he was a beacon of hope, a symbol of connection, and a reminder of the deep bond between humans and the natural world,» the organization said. «Over the past five years, he touched the lives of tens of thousands, bringing people together in awe of the wonders of nature. His presence taught us about the importance of ocean conservation, and in doing so, he also taught us more about ourselves.»
Reuters and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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