Passengers miss their family lost mineral water bottle counters pregnant women lose money

Nanning, August 28 (Xinhua) - On August 27, a citizen of Nanning, Guangxi Province, who gave a plane to fly, took a bottle of half a bottle of mineral water to the check-in counter because his family could not board the plane. Unexpectedly, the bottle was bouncing up. The stomach of the pregnant female staff caused the staff member to be unfit for medical examination. Bottle-throwers therefore compensate for medical expenses, inspection fees, and lost-time expenses.

At 9:40 a.m. that day, Nanning citizen Liu sent his nephew to Nanning Airport on a CZ3261 flight to Shanghai. Due to the late departure time and traffic jam on the road, after Liu and others arrived at the airport, the flight of their deaf children had stopped checking in. The computer program for this flight was closed at all processing windows. At this time, Liu went to the check-in counter to find staff, hoping to help with the flight check-in procedures. The staff informed Ryu that he could not handle it and could only change it.

Liu became very emotional and expressed dissatisfaction with the check-in counter staff. A few minutes later, Liu handled the visa-changing procedures for the deaf children, and returned to the check-in counter to embarrass the staff. He also knocked on the check-in counter with a bottle full of mineral water, and picked up the mineral water on the check-in counter. The water bottle rebounded and hung on the belly of a staff member on the counter.

As the female worker was pregnant and felt uncomfortable with the mineral water from the stomach, he was quickly taken to the hospital for examination. Other staff members immediately sent an alarm to the police station on duty in the terminal building. The police arrived verbally to summon Ryu to the duty room for investigation.

Upon inquiry, Liu confessed that he had taken the check-in counter of the mineral water bottle and regretted that he had caused harm to others because of his intentions. In view of the fact that Liu's behavior was minor, the police agreed to pay compensation for the inspection fee, medical expenses, and lost-time fees for the staff.

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