US EditionHangzhou Woman Dies After Stepping on "Bone-Dissolving Water" While Walking
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Recently, a Hangzhou woman accidentally stepped on a highly toxic liquid, hydrofluoric acid, commonly known as "bone-dissolving water," while walking. She died despite unsuccessful treatment, sparking widespread public concern. Public opinion questioned the careless disposal of the toxic liquid, exposing weaknesses in public safety management.
Newtalk News The "bone-dissolving water" mentioned by Jin Yong in "The Deer and the Cauldron" by Wei Xiaobao actually exists. According to the mainland media outlet Xiaoxiang Morning News, on the evening of the 14th, netizen "LIV Yuanbao" posted that his mother accidentally stepped on the chemical hydrofluoric acid while out for a walk at 9:00 AM. She was immediately unable to walk and was taken to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with hydr…
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