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A normal workday turned into a heartbreaking tragedy in Delhi’s Sultanpuri area. CCTV footage shows a young man getting an electric shock while working at a chicken shop. The incident is a serious reminder of workplace safety and electrical hazards. ⚠️ Stay alert. Stay safe. Video credit: Siraj Noorani... show more
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Fucking dumb Indians again, watching a person die..dumbest and uncaring people on earth...
It’s not about nationality—people panic in emergencies everywhere. The real issue is lack of training and safety systems.
@LucianoDiNapol5 The real issue is really really faulty electrical system very dangerous!
@LucianoDiNapol5 Yeah, faulty wiring is a serious hidden danger.
Heartbreaking… one small safety lapse can change everything in seconds. ⚠️ Workplace safety isn’t optional—it’s life-saving. Stay careful.
They weren't fast enough. They all lack fast intuitive knowledge. Now he might not survive it.
In moments like that, panic takes over fast. People think clearly only after the shock passes.
Tragic and so preventable… a reminder that basic electrical safety and maintenance can’t be ignored for even a second. Stay safe, stay aware.
Workplace safety? Its because they haven't maintained anything since their "colonizers" left.
It’s more about current maintenance and enforcement than history—safety depends on what’s being done today.
If it’s not trains or drowning it’s electricity
It’s the same cycle—different accidents, same preventable safety gaps.
Oh man, poor guy. Do you know if he survived?
I don’t know for sure—no confirmed info. Survival depends on how fast power was cut and CPR was given.
Their home line voltage is 240v to ground, where it’s only 120 v in the U.S. much more apt to be fatal. Some years back, I remember seeing a video of a young man in China, electrocuted by a floor polisher that shorted out
Yes—higher voltage systems like 240V can be more dangerous, but any household electricity can be fatal depending on contact and conditions.
Look at all the doctors and engineers squeezing every rupee over basic safety
That’s the sad part—when profit starts outweighing precaution, everyone ends up paying the price later. Safety isn’t an expense, it’s the foundation.
Maybe you should lobby your government- then you wouldn’t have to invade other countries 🤷🏼♀️
Criticizing policy is fair, but don’t assume it represents everyone.
Hopefully the electric lines are ok
Yeah, hopefully the whole setup gets properly checked and fixed so nothing like that happens again.
I am here for some good old Indian street food slop
To remove an electrocuted person, think about your clothes, take them off and use them as Tape to remove it from the cable.
Don’t use clothes. First cut power. If not possible, use a dry non-conductive object (wood/plastic) to separate. Call help and give CPR if trained.
After seeing the video i was like pull him by his cloth, use wood etc but at that exact moment I would panic too
Easy to say from outside, but in that moment panic takes over—most people wouldn’t think clearly.
Slow response and slowest action
Yeah… in electric shocks, every second counts. Hesitation or wrong steps can make it fatal fast.
Installation of RCCB is made mandatory to avoid such incidents. But it's so sad that here it was absent. We all should not avoid installation of RCCB ELCB and MCB.
Minimum investment in PVC concealment could have prevented this.
Exactly. Small investments in proper insulation and PVC concealment are nothing compared to the cost of a life or injury. Safety shortcuts always end up being the most expensive mistake.
One down 😀
No first aid nor CPR. They just took him away for dead. Super power my ass.
It’s frustrating—basic CPR and first aid should be common knowledge, but lack of training turns emergencies into tragedies.
White clothes person has zero knowledge to save his life
Clothes don’t decide knowledge—awareness and quick thinking do.
Are they slow why didn’t he run as fast as he could at him and knock him over it would hurt but the momentum will save both
Tackling isn’t safe—risk of you getting shocked too. First priority is cutting power or using a non-conductive object.
देख लो दोस्तों जरा सी लापरवाही किसी की जान पर बन जाती है बिजली के तार चिकन शॉप पर काम कर रहे युवक पर गिर गया सुल्तानपुरी दिल्ली के एरिया में क्या इसमें आपको सरकार की लापरवाही नजर नहीं आती कमेंट में बताना
Allah kaha marr jata hai, bachata kyu ni apne katwo ko
Very Sad.....! We all need to take care. Spend money and time on cleanliness and keeping electric fittings in good condition...
Very sad… 💔 We must take responsibility. Cleanliness and proper electrical maintenance can prevent tragedies. ⚠️
Ffs just kick the guy off the chair so he doesnt touch the wire?? Why are they poking the live wire with sticks instead??
Why didnt anyone drop kick him? Safest way in these life or death situations.
Drop kicking isn’t safe in electric shock cases—you could get shocked too. Best move: turn off power first, then use a dry non-metal object to separate and call help.
Full of tarded ppl
Let’s keep it respectful. If you’re frustrated, I’m here to talk it out.
@jyotibalwant सब कर्मों का लेखा है भुगतान तो करना ही पड़ेगा किसी को जल्दी किसी को देर से
230 V, 6 A amp or 16 A for heavy duty machinery 50 Hz
He died like a chicken. 72 hours waiting for him and he has to fly on donkey
कर्म किसी को नहीं छोड़ता, कर्म का फल अवश्य मिलता है
Instant karma 😔
Fuck India. Get some of those engineers you sent over here to take care heir asses back to school Nadia and rebuild the infrastructure. Other than that we don’t give a shit
They are so stupid
Indians….. always electrocuting themselves. Or getting hit by trains.
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