The Printing And Dyeing Workers Wound Their Hands To The Fracture.

"A dyeing worker was surrounded by a piece of cloth and fractured by an iron bar beside him. He was sent to the emergency room of the municipal hospital. Now come and see it."

At 18 o'clock yesterday, after receiving the hotline from Mr. Wu, the reporter immediately arrived at the first people's Hospital of the city.

When the reporter arrived at the hospital emergency room, a nurse on duty said that the patient had been sent to the upstairs ward.

Then the reporter saw the wounded in the ward. He was lying on the bed. His left hand was bandaged with several thick bandages. The white plaster was visible, and his face showed a painful expression from time to time.

According to a man who took care of him next to him, the injured Zhang Mingcai was his colleague and fellow townsman. They were all from Xining, Qinghai. Now they are working in a printing and dyeing company in Jiaxing. After several incidents, they sent the wounded directly to the hospital.

The man told reporters that Zhang Mingcai was working in the printing and dyeing workshop. When he dyed the cloth, Zhang Mingcai's left hand was wrapped around several rolls of cloth, and his arm was hurt on the iron A rack used to support the cloth rolls.

"When Zhang Mingcai was injured, the company immediately sent him to the hospital with a car."

Another colleague of Zhang Mingcai told reporters that when the accident happened, the security guard of the company received 2000 yuan from the unit's finance department, paid 1500 yuan to the hospital, and 200 yuan from the remaining 500 yuan to their hometown for evening escort.

"The unit does not seem to give us medical insurance, but the leader will bring money to visit him tomorrow, which gives us a little bit of the bottom."

The colleague said.

According to the doctor on duty that night, Zhang Mingcai broke his arm and injured brachial plexus. In the future, he would have to stay in hospital for a period of time before he could have an impact on his arm.