Doctor said that she claims a 210,000 damage to soy milk in Beijing subway station

Ms. Cui, who graduated from her Ph.D., said that she had sued the Metro Corporation for a claim of RMB 210,000 for falling on the ground when she was riding on the subway. Yesterday, the West City Court heard the case.

Ms. Cui claimed that at 8:10 in the morning on August 2, 2010, Xu entered the train from the Sihuidong Subway Station on the 1st line, and it happened to be a train from Sihuidong to Jianguomen. At the station, she took two steps and followed the flow of people to get on the train. The flat shoes she was wearing were suddenly slippery on the soles of her feet and her left knee was on the ground. After that, she discovered that there was a large amount of soymilk spilled on the ground and there were no warning signs around. At 8:21, she called 120 by herself and informed her husband by telephone. After being diagnosed, she had a comminuted fracture of the left leg and a tibia, constituting a grade 10 disability.

Ms. Cui said that after the incident, the staff of the subway company admitted that she suffered a fall due to the soya bean slurry. At the beginning, she also agreed to pay compensation, but she has since pushed the bill. She believes that the subway company, as the operation and management unit of the subway station, did not clean up spilled soybean milk in a timely manner, did not maintain the order of the staff, there was no warning sign to indicate danger, and should take full responsibility for the accident. Ms. Cui said that she graduated from a prestigious school with a Ph.D. in management. This incident not only caused her physical harm, but also greatly affected her career prospects and missed the opportunity for high-quality job titles. She sued the subway company for compensation for her ambulance fare, medical expenses, disability compensation, mental loss, etc., totaling 210,000 yuan, and took the case litigation fees.

In court, the MTR Corporation did not accept that Ms. Cui had suffered a fall from soya milk in the subway station. She said that Ms. Choi was just saying that she was not seen by the staff at the scene. Ms. Cui not only walked two steps, but took two steps. She wore a plastic sandals and slippers, and she did not follow the feet. There were a lot of people during the morning peak hours. Ms. Cui did a good job in her own trip and her own health. Observe the obligation.

The MTRC also stated that the subway had a lot of instructions for passengers on the platforms and carriages. It clearly stipulated that passengers should not be allowed to catch up with the vehicles but should queue up. There are also relevant civilized supervisors, security guards, and staff at the site to maintain order. Ms. Cui did not promptly apply for the preservation of the platform video, resulting in the absence of video and should bear the consequences of unfavorable evidence.

The case is no court verdict.

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