In response to the sudden death of a student, ishikoshi school is actively engaged! In recent days, one of the senior girls from hebei jiawon high school was physically ill after running and leaving school after being rescued. The school said it was actively addressing the matter。
In september of this year, the student gaga (alias) was admitted to ishikoshijia elite high school, where there was no basic illness prior to the incident, nor was there any abnormal medical check-ups. On 4 december, gaga took leave of absence from her class and planned to be taken back by her parents the following day. However, on the morning of 5 december, the school organized run-aways for students in large classes, with the participation of gaja. At the end of the run, she felt ill and sat alone at the side of the road. The surveillance video shows that after kagar fell, the teacher detected anomalies and called the school doctor, who carried out emergency measures such as breast pressure。
The parents received a telephone call from the school stating that the child had no pulse and that the ambulance had called but had not yet arrived. The ambulance took gaga to the emergency section of the hospital, which, despite its best efforts, ultimately failed to save her life. The hospital release certificate showed that gaga's cause of death included cardiac tremors, sudden heart attack and outbreaks of cardiacitis。
Parents believe that there has been a high incidence of seasonal influenza in the recent past and that schools still require all students to participate in running exercises, ignoring the physical differences among students. In response, the school side stated that “the system is like this”. After the incident, the school contacted the parents on several occasions to negotiate the amount of compensation and recommended that the parents opt for a “procedural procedure” or “a post-mortem examination to further clarify the cause of death”. However, schools have not responded to parents' questions about the lack of safety measures in schools and the lack of teachers。
School staff stated that the school must have been actively addressing the matter and indicated that the student was not physically fit to apply to the headmaster for a “trainwork”, i. E. To watch and not participate in the running。
