``Push the hesitant woman''...A bungee jumping experience that resulted in a fatal accident becomes a Hot Topic = South Korea

A woman in her 60s died after falling 8 meters down a bungee jump at Starfield operated by Shinsegae Group in Anseong, South Korea. This facility in the past
The experiences of users who have used the service are attracting attention. A bungee jumping video uploaded a year ago has become a Hot Topic on YouTube. This video is ``sports model''
In the short video, titled ``Bungee Jumper Hesitant to Bungee Jump,'' a woman is hesitant about bungee jumping when a man, who appears to be a part-time worker, pushes her knee.
He gently pushes the button to guide the child to jump. There also appeared to be no mats on the floor to cushion the impact. The bungee jump in the video is Anjo Starfield, where the fatal accident occurred this time.
Although it was known that the store was not the same, it has been pointed out that safety measures were insufficient at the store where the latest accident occurred. There are posts online saying, ``There's no mat on the floor, it looks very dangerous.''
Comments such as ``I should have checked twice or three times,'' and ``Even though it's about life, they're not doing it properly.'' The accident occurred around 4:20 p.m. on the 26th. Anjo Starfield
A woman in her 60s died after falling eight meters onto a concrete floor while bungee jumping. At that time, there were only part-time workers working as safety personnel at accident sites, and they were equipped with fall prevention nets and shock absorbing mats.
It turned out that there was no such thing. It has been revealed that part-time workers are put to work after 5 to 10 days of training after joining the company.
At the time of the accident, the woman was wearing safety equipment, but the safety ring (color) connected to her body
Vina) was not connected, and the part-time worker who should have confirmed this did not have any safety-related qualifications or skills after joining the company two weeks ago.
According to a police investigation, the part-time worker ``accidentally did not hook (the carabiner).''
The police charged the part-time worker with causing death due to professional negligence.