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The last edit to this post was made by Desert Fish on 2017-4-25 at 12:13. \"Weird Safety Hazards, Season 2\" started last year; I came across some interesting pictures online, collected them first, and then shared them to create a series – that was Season 1. Season 2 started being released last May, in small batches; it was interrupted for a long time due to some issues, and release resumed only in March. As of today, 100 episodes have been released, marking the perfect conclusion of Season 2. First of all, thank you to all the sea friends for your active participation in the discussions; your involvement is what keeps this series going. Secondly, thanks to the moderators for their hard work in compiling and organizing the posts. Once again, thank you to all the fellow sailors who offered their help with enthusiasm during the discussion. I’ve started gradually collecting materials for Season 3, and I’ll share them once they’re almost ready. The materials for this season are of varying quality; some were only included with difficulty. The reason for creating this series is to enable everyone to analyze simple cases; the more analysis is done, the more habits can be developed. In this series, the importance of the accident analysis process is emphasized time and again, reminding people not to settle for just looking at the surface appearance of an accident. By conducting more in-depth analysis to identify various potential risks, preventive measures can be taken in advance, thus helping to reduce the occurrence of accidents. 【Weird Safety Hazards Season 2】—Compilation post http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1770731-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Net)
I’ve started gradually collecting materials for Season 3, and I’ll share them once they’re almost ready. The materials for this season are of varying quality; some were only included with difficulty. The reason for creating this series is to enable everyone to analyze simple cases; the more analysis is done, the more habits can be developed. In this series, the importance of the accident analysis process is emphasized time and again, reminding people not to settle for just looking at the surface appearance of an accident. By conducting more in-depth analysis to identify various potential risks, preventive measures can be taken in advance, thus helping to reduce the occurrence of accidents.
This HAIYOU member has prepared a very good promotional PPT, which includes some of the images I shared. Interesting materials on traffic violation accidents: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1773452-1-1.html (Source: HaiChuan Network)
Thank you to the original poster for all the shares over the years