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Artigo

24 Jul 2011

Author:
Ian Johnston, New York Times [USA]

Train Wreck in China Heightens Unease on Safety Standards

A deadly train accident in eastern China has added to a national sense of unease that safety may have been sacrificed in the country’s rush to modernize...“No Development Without Safety” on People’s Net, the government-run Web site affiliated with the party’s leading newspaper, People’s Daily..made a broader point that spoke to widespread public dissatisfaction over safety. “From public transport safety to coal mine safety to food safety, these accidents show that theoretically there is no problem with the conception of safety plans...But they are not executed properly."..Signaling the official concern over growing public unease, the government issued a directive on Saturday calling for “intensified efforts in preventing major deadly accidents”...