r/LearningFromEachOther

Location: Duta–Ulu Kelang Expressway (DUKE) overpass

Lesson: Be a responsible pet owner. If you know your dog is prone to aggression, keep them away from people and avoid injuries (and potential fatalities) such as this.

This happened in Colombia - a woman was tying her shoes when she was attacked by the dog, forcing her to seek refuge inside an elevator.

Instead, the dog followed her and viciously attacked her inside the elevator. When she did try to break loose when the elevator opened, the dog dragged her away.

She sustained serious injuries in the aftermath.

I also read that the dog was either hers or her boyfriend's but could not confirm.

Context: The woman was waiting for the train on the right to pass and didn‘t see the left one approaching.

What we learned: Whenever you are crossing the streets, train tracks, or anything else, ALWAYS look both ways. Multiple times.

Lesson: Don't do these types of stunts. But if you do, at least be good at them.

Lesson: Always be aware of overhead powerlines when moving tall structures such as this or when operating tall machinery, handling long tools, and working at heights. Stay vigilant and stay alive.

Always be cautious when on the road, especially if you are a much smaller vehicle.

Although, sometimes, being cautious still causes accidents because other drivers aren't. Don't be that driver.

Lesson: don’t shoot your gun at people in terror or you might hit one of your own

Reupload because I didn't include a lesson.

Lesson: Don't stand on an active woodchipper. Don't stand in the path of what you are chipping. And certainly don't use your feet to facilitate said chipping.

Lesson: That's the incorrect way to store large panels. Never mind handling them.

The correct system is a vertical slot section where movement is limited, but everything is accessible on a lateral sliding movement. This prevents tipping.

Sadly, these workers clearly have no professional oversight running the place.

Lesson: Never work in a Chinese acid factory.