Video shows woman fighting driver before bus crash in China – Quartz

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When on the road to Chongqing on Saturday (Oct. 28), the accusations began in the face of the charge, in part because of her gender.

Local media is reported incorrectly that it was driving against the flow of traffic, which prompted some of the discussion of badism in China. Though we were not at fault, many people continue to discuss the "female driver" on Weibo, China's version of Twitter.

The video recovered from the bus, which was released today (Nov. 2), paints a clearer picture of what happened to the accident-and-like-the-had-the-police-had, it does not involve the other driver. The footage shows the bus driver in an accident with a female pbadenger in the moments leading up to accident.

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Police say both the driver and the pbadenger are suspected of endangering public safety. They said they were ruled out any bus malfunctions, and said the driver, a 42-year-old surnamed Ran, had not consumed alcohol the night before his early shift.

According to a government statement, a pbadenger, identified as a 48-year-old woman on request Liu, asked to get off the bus after missing her stop. After the driver refused, Liu is seen arguing with and hitting Ran, attacking him on the head with a mobile phone. The driver tried to fight back and tried to grab his arm with his right hand. The bus is swerving when he puts his hand back on the wheel. CCTV footage shows the bus plunging off the bridge and the Yangtze River below.

A rescue team retrieved the bus (link in Chinese), which sank about 70 meters (230 feet), three days after the accident. Police have recovered and identified 13 bodies, but two remain missing, according to the local government (link in Chinese). One of the victims was the father of a survivor who participated in the mission.