A vegetable market vendor was put on a plaster by a man and soon fainted. (Picture / flip from Weibo)
The methods of prescribing drugs are changing with each passing day, and people must pay attention to safety when they go out. Mr. Wei, a vegetable market vendor in Liuzhou City, Guangxi Province, China, was suddenly unconscious after a man put a plaster on his back.
The incident happened at about 9:30 am on April 18,visible in videoa man in black was chatting with Mr. Wei, a street vendor in the vegetable market. He pointed out that the other party had a problem with his waist. Then he asked him to sit on a chair, touched his waist, and began to sell plasters. After putting the plaster on, the person fell to the ground in less than a few seconds. Other vendors came to care, and it took a while for Mr. Wei to wake up.
Mr. Wei revealed to Jimu News that he had been running a food stall in the market for more than ten years and had never seen the man in black. The child was sent to learn martial arts, and he said that the martial arts gym is in Nanning.” At first, he didn’t want to talk too much, but the other party said that he might have a problem with his waist, and he happened to have a little discomfort in his waist, so they started chatting.
Mr. Wei recalled that the man asked him to sit on a chair, said to treat him with Qigong, and tapped him on the left and right sides of his waist. As a result, his skin felt a little hot and his head began to feel dizzy. Then the man began to sell plasters “60 yuan a piece “, he lost consciousness immediately after posting it, and woke up after dozens of seconds, “I was also very strange, I fainted for some reason”, after waking up, he still felt dizzy, and he slept for several hours before returning to normal.
Another female street vendor who witnessed said that she heard the noise in Mr. Wei’s booth at the time, so she ran over to look and found a strange man pinching Mr. Wei’s people. Mr. Wei woke up from a coma. Run around, everyone also help to call the police.
Afterwards, Mr. Wei went to the hospital to inquire, but because he didn’t feel unwell, he didn’t have an examination. He planned to have an in-depth physical examination in the next few days. At present, the man who sold the plaster has been taken back to the police station by the police, and the plaster has also been sent for testing. The matter remains to be investigated and clarified.
