A display car in a Zhongshan shopping mall was accidentally activated and crashed into a phone store, triggering reflections on safety.
Brother, the news said a car started moving inside a shopping mall and crashed into a phone store. Is that true?
Yes, it’s true. It was an exhibition car that should have been set to “display mode,” but due to a staff mistake and a child pressing a button, the car started moving.
Oh no, that sounds dangerous! Was anyone hurt?
Luckily, no one was injured. Only the shop wall was damaged, but the phone store has temporarily closed for repairs.
Will malls still display cars in the future? I’m scared the car might run around again.
They’ve now installed wheel stoppers to prevent movement, and the display mode will also be protected by a password.
I see. Even cars in malls need to be handled carefully, just like toys need their switches turned off!
That’s right. Safety comes first—whether driving, displaying, or visiting, everyone needs safety awareness.
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