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    Quote Originally Posted by http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2052815/Xiong-Maoke-5-dies-latest-horrific-Chinese-traffic-accident.html#ixzz1bpcahRKJ
    A lorry driver ran over a five-year-old boy – and then reversed over him to make sure he was dead in an apparent attempt to avoid footing hospital bills for the child.

    The sickening incident happened in Luzhou, western China, when driver Ao Yong hit Xiong Maoke as he left home to walk to school.

    Witness Zhang Shifen said: ‘I saw the truck move back a little and then move forward again. Xiong became wrapped up in the wheel and the truck continued forward another ten yards.’
    The tragedy comes just a week after two-year-old Yue Yue was knocked down by two vehicles on a busy market street. The child was ignored by 18 passers-by before someone came to her aid. She died in hospital a few days later.

    In this latest incident passers-by said the lorry driver jumped from his cab after hitting the boy. They claimed Yong then asked: ‘How much shall I pay?’

    Police said Yong, a 35-year-old lorry driver from Luxian, argued with the boy’s family about the size of the damages for seven hours.
    After the latest incident, Yong denied reversing over the boy to kill him. Last night, police and government staff insisted Xiong died on impact.
    Their investigation ruled that Yong was the first person to call the police after his truck hit the boy in the village of Yunfeng, in Luzhou, Sichuan province.
    They said his body was not removed immediately because angry villagers were demanding instant compensation from the driver.
    In heartrending scenes, the boy's mother sat shocked next to the covered body of her five-year-old son.
    A string of such horrific cases have led to soul-searching in China, where the economic boom has been blamed for fuelling materialism at the cost of compassion.
    Handing over compensation if an accident victim dies is seen by many Chinese as cheaper than paying for lengthy hospital treatment. The Communist regime does not provide free healthcare for its 1.3billion citizens.

    Ignored: In a similar incident the previous week, Yue Yue was left with horrific brain injuries and never recovered
    The fear of high medical bills is also thought to be behind a second accident in China in which toddler Yue Yue was knocked down by two vehicles on a busy market street.
    The gruesome ordeal, captured by security cameras, showed the bleeding child was ignored by 18 passers-by before she was picked up by a scrap picker and given to her mother, who rushed to the street looking for her.

    A week after the accident, she died in hospital.

    Two drivers suspected of running over the Chinese toddler were arrested on Sunday.
    The Beijing News and other outlets reported that police in the city of Foshan concluded their initial investigation and ordered the two men formally arrested, a step that almost always leads to a trial
    ******* disgusting.

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    Childs mother sits beside the truck.

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    Thats shocking. What sick person runs over someone to make sure they're dead!? RIP.
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    China is a stupid and horrible country.

    RIP and hope that the young boy and girl both are living a better life now.
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    It just gets better and better for China... I don't know if I believe that he reversed over the child though?

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    The Chinese seem worse than America when it comes to compensation and the lack of compassion :S I can't help but think it's not entirely China's fault, blame culture and the importance of money has hit them like a bag of rocks to the face so they're still getting over the importance of materialism. Hopefully they sort themselves out soon because this sort of activities is becoming disgusting, and completely ruining them outside their borders.

    Let us not forget that China is a huge place, and although these events laltely are horrific, they do not reflect the entirety of the country.

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    I believe not all Chinese are like this. Some are very kind but some are horrible. Nonetheless, RIP.

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    This is just disgusting.... And he made sure the child was dead to avoid expensive hospital fees?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GirlNextDoor15 View Post
    I believe not all Chinese are like this. Some are very kind but some are horrible. Nonetheless, RIP.
    The sad thing is that the guy did it because he would have been unable to live with hospital bills (on his non-existent wage).

    RIP, the country is clearly problematic.


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    I have some friends that live in China. When i asked one of them about this (this one was from Shanghai) , he wasn't surprised. He told me that things like this are common in China.

    Imagine the things that we don't know about...
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    My dad told me this the other day, how could someone do that?! RIP

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