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Russell wrote:That doesn't look like a high bridge.
Russell wrote:The guy couldn't swim?!?
Nope. Only about 80% Japanese schools have working pools and there is a huge shortage of properly licensed swimming instructors.Coligny wrote:But all skoolz have swimming poolz !?
Coligny wrote:Even moar wrecked at the idea of Taro with his mexican wrestler mask and a speedo...
Can't be worse than this... i hope...
Coligny wrote:But all skoolz have swimming poolz !?
GomiGirl wrote:Cue a new website with the leaked snuff videos in 5,4,3,2,1... splat!!
Taro Toporific wrote:JR East trains get suicide cameras
Japan Times / July 20, 2013
East Japan Railway Co. is installing video cameras in the driver compartments of all its trains in Tokyo to facilitate accident investigations.
Event recorders have been mounted in all trains on the Chuo Line, which has been plagued by suicides for decades, and are slated to spread to other key lines in fiscal 2014, JR East said...more...
Coligny wrote:Taro Toporific wrote:JR East trains get suicide cameras
Japan Times / July 20, 2013
East Japan Railway Co. is installing video cameras in the driver compartments of all its trains in Tokyo to facilitate accident investigations.
Event recorders have been mounted in all trains on the Chuo Line, which has been plagued by suicides for decades, and are slated to spread to other key lines in fiscal 2014, JR East said...more...
They can never top the fun of Russian dash video cams... You can spend weeks on youtube without ever being able to catch up on all the madness they are posting...
Coligny wrote:They can never top the fun of Russian dash video cams... You can spend weeks on youtube without ever being able to catch up on all the madness they are posting...
wagyl wrote:This one may be a more accessible introduction to the world of dash cams
wagyl wrote:
together with the other reason to have a dash cam
The Nagoya District Court has ruled that the family of a man with dementia who entered a railway line and consequently died after being hit by a train must pay compensation to the Japan Railway (JR) Group. The court concluded that the measures the family put in place to prevent the 91-year-old from wandering off by himself were insufficient.
The family is being ordered to pay damages after delays caused by the accident resulted in a loss of earnings for the company. The presiding judge at the court where the ruling was made on Aug 9, commented that the man wandered outside while his wife had her back turned, concluding that it was her responsibility to keep track of the man’s activities. The judge also suggested that although the man’s eldest son lived apart from the family, he was officially registered as a supervisor of the man and should have put measures in place to prevent this type of accident from occurring.
The elderly man entered onto the tracks at Kyowa Station in Obushi city, Aichi Prefecture in December 2007 where he was hit, and consequently killed, by a Tokaido main line train. The man had been diagnosed as requiring care in February of the same year.
In response to the judge’s ruling, the family contested that it was impossible for the wife, who was 85 at the time, to watch the man around the clock. However, the judge pointed out that if that were the case, the family should have sought outside support, but failed to do so.
Russell wrote:How compassionate!
Coligny wrote:Russell wrote:How compassionate!
The Tepco guys were lucky not to be judged by a Nagoya court... (maybe)
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Coligny wrote:Russell wrote:How compassionate!
The Tepco guys were lucky not to be judged by a Nagoya court... (maybe)
I don't know. It seems more like they'd order people in the evacuation zone to pay compensation to TEPCO for the clean up.
Yokohammer wrote:Are we perhaps forgetting that TEPCO have already raised their prices and will probably do so again and again in the future?
The victims are already paying for the crime.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Yokohammer wrote:Are we perhaps forgetting that TEPCO have already raised their prices and will probably do so again and again in the future?
The victims are already paying for the crime.
Yes but that wasn't ordered by the Nagoya court.
Yokohammer wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Yokohammer wrote:Are we perhaps forgetting that TEPCO have already raised their prices and will probably do so again and again in the future?
The victims are already paying for the crime.
Yes but that wasn't ordered by the Nagoya court.
Details, details ...
Not specifically, but it was condoned by the gov't.
Russell wrote:But it is the only way to get the point across that nuclear energy isn't that economical after all...
Bullet Trains From Tokyo to Osaka Halted on Report of Smoke
Bloomberg Business | 2015June30
...The passenger on board the bullet train covered himself in oil and then set fire to himself, the report said, citing the rail operator. Many people were injured in the bullet train incident, Kyodo reported ...more...
Taro Toporific wrote:Speaking of "suicide party cars"...
東海道新幹線で煙 2人心肺停止の情報 NHKニュース | 6月30日 12時48分
...Tokaido Nozomi Shinkansen was stopped at Shin-Yokohama ...around 11:30am when one of the passengers in the lead car set himself on fire by pouring some sort of oil over his head.
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TBS footage of smoke-filled interior of Tokaido Shinkansen following self-immolation this morning.Bullet Trains From Tokyo to Osaka Halted on Report of Smoke
Bloomberg Business | 2015June30
...The passenger on board the bullet train covered himself in oil and then set fire to himself, the report said, citing the rail operator. Many people were injured in the bullet train incident, Kyodo reported ...more...
Two feared dead in Japan bullet train suicide fire: official
Yahoo News | 2015June30
..."We have been informed that there was a passenger in a car on the train who covered him or herself with oil and set it on fire," said a JR Central spokesman.The train -- a super-fast Nozomi bullet train -- was travelling from Tokyo towards Osaka when the fire broke out near Odawara, southwest of Tokyo.
"We received information indicating that a fire broke out near a toilet and two people were in cardiopulmonary arrest," a spokesman for Odawara Fire Department said.
"Other passengers were also injured," he said, without specifying the number.
NHK reported the two people were found on the floor of the first car, but at opposite ends of the carriage...more...
Cyka UchuuJin wrote:fuck this, i'm moving back to kenya and going off the grid for good.
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