Recently, in a 60-story residential building in Wuhan, two exterior painters were lowering 200 meters of double ropes from the top floor for work. At noon, after finishing their work, they checked that both the main and auxiliary ropes were intact. However, in the evening, when they were lowering the rope to the 14th floor, one of them discovered that the auxiliary rope, their lifeline, had broken. The break was clean with knife marks, and the l…
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Recently, in a 60-story residential building in Wuhan, two exterior painters were lowering 200 meters of double ropes from the top floor for work. At noon, after finishing their work, they checked that both the main and auxiliary ropes were intact. However, in the evening, when they were lowering the rope to the 14th floor, one of them discovered that the auxiliary rope, their lifeline, had broken. The break was clean with knife marks, and the l…