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China: Malfunctioning Electric Car Spins Repeatedly in Traffic

A malfunctioning small electric vehicle spun uncontrollably in the middle of a public road in China, creating a dangerous situation for nearby drivers. The incident occurred on December 5, 2023, in Jiangsu Province. The video shows a low-speed electric car, commonly used by elderly drivers in China, suddenly losing control and repeatedly spinning in tight circles around another vehicle in the center of the roadway. Other vehicles were forced to slow down and keep their distance as the driver appeared unable to regain control. After spinning several times, the car struck the other vehicle and eventually came to a stop. No injuries were reported.

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World Smart Industry Expo 2025 - China

Staff members remove malfunctioning robots from the field during a 3v3 robot football match at the World Smart Industry Expo 2025 in southwest China's Chongqing, September 5, 2025. The World Smart Industry Expo 2025 kicked off on Friday in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, bringing together more than 600 domestic and international businesses to showcase innovations across various sectors, including autonomous driving, smart homes and the low-altitude economy. Photo by Xinhua/Chen Cheng/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Australia: Chaos at Brisbane Airport After Security Issue Triggers Re-Screening

Chaos unfolded at Brisbane Airport on Monday, August 4, after a malfunctioning metal detector at the domestic terminal forced all passengers to undergo re-screening. The incident resulted in flight delays.

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US: Fire Destroys Semi-Trucks At Warehouse In Aurora, Colorado

A fire broke out at a commercial building in Aurora, Colorado on Sunday, February 23, destroying two semi-trucks. Officials said the fire started when a malfunctioning refrigeration unit on a semi-trailer sparked. No injuries were reported.

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Vessel from Ukraine grounded in Türkiye's Bosphorus Strait

STORY: Vessel from Ukraine grounded in Türkiye's Bosphorus Strait SHOOTING TIME: May 7, 2024 DATELINE: May 7, 2024 LENGTH: 00:00:55 LOCATION: ISTANBUL, Türkiye CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of the cargo vessel stranded at the southwestern gateway of Istanbul's Bosphorus Strait STORYLINE: A cargo vessel bound for Egypt from Ukraine ran aground at the southwestern gateway of Istanbul's Bosphorus Strait on Tuesday, prompting authorities to suspend maritime traffic. The 229-meter-long cargo ship Alexis ran aground near the Haydarpasa breakwater along the Asian shoreline due to a machine malfunctioning, the Directorate General of Coastal Safety said on X, formerly Twitter. Traffic along the strait was temporarily halted in both directions while rescue boats and scuba divers converged on the site, said the directorate. "After conducting an underwater investigation led by our divers, our emergency response vessel, Nenehatun, has reached the affected area," it said. The Bosphorus Strait, which c

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NTT Docomo suspends sales of new smartphone

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the new Regza Phone T-01D smartphone, which NTT Docomo Inc. began selling on Nov. 18, 2011. The Japanese mobile telecommunications giant suspended sales of the handset the same day due to malfunctioning.

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Schindler chief denies liability over fatal 2006 elevator accident

TOKYO, Japan - Alfred N. Schindler (L), chairman of Swiss elevator maker Schindler Holding Ltd., attends a press conference in a Tokyo hotel on May 8. While offering his condolences, Schindler denied criminal responsibility for a 2006 accident in which a teenage boy was killed by a malfunctioning elevator made by the company.

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Schindler chief denies liability over fatal 2006 elevator accident

TOKYO, Japan - Alfred N. Schindler (L), chairman of Swiss elevator maker Schindler Holding Ltd., bows to reporters at a press conference in a Tokyo hotel on May 8. While offering his condolences, Schindler denied criminal responsibility for a 2006 accident in which a teenage boy was killed by a malfunctioning elevator made by the company.

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Engine trouble forces U.S. military chopper to land on beach

MISAKI, Japan - A U.S. military attack helicopter (L) makes an emergency landing on a beach in Misaki, Ehime Prefecture, on April 18, apparently stricken by a malfunctioning engine. None of the pilots or crew members on board was injured and no damage was reported. The AH-1 attack helicopter, stationed in Okinawa Prefecture, and three others were way their back to the base from Iwakuni, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

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8 children among 18 killed from bus fire in Pakistan's Sindh

STORY: 8 children among 18 killed from bus fire in Pakistan's Sindh DATELINE: Oct. 13, 2022 LENGTH: 00:00:58 LOCATION: Islamabad CATEGORY: OTHERS SHOTLIST: 1. various of accident site and rescuers STORYLINE: At least 18 people, including eight children, were killed and 28 others injured on Wednesday night after a passenger bus caught fire in Pakistan's southern Jamshoro district, police said on Thursday. Deputy Superintendent of Police of the area Wajid Thaheem told the media that the bus was engulfed in the fire when it reached the Nooriabad area of Jamshoror district of Sindh province. According to the police, the initial investigation revealed that the fire erupted due to the vehicle's malfunctioning air conditioning system. The passenger bus was on its way from the port city of Karachi to the Khairpur Nathan Shah area of the Dadu district of the province when it encountered the fatal incident. Police, rescue teams and firefighters rushed to the site, put off the fire, and shifted bodies

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Schindler chief denies liability over fatal 2006 elevator acciden

TOKYO, Japan - Alfred N. Schindler (L), chairman of Swiss elevator maker Schindler Holding Ltd., attends a press conference in a Tokyo hotel on May 8. While offering his condolences, Schindler denied criminal responsibility for a 2006 accident in which a teenage boy was killed by a malfunctioning elevator made by the company. (Kyodo)

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Schindler chief denies liability over fatal 2006 elevator acciden

TOKYO, Japan - Alfred N. Schindler (L), chairman of Swiss elevator maker Schindler Holding Ltd., bows to reporters at a press conference in a Tokyo hotel on May 8. While offering his condolences, Schindler denied criminal responsibility for a 2006 accident in which a teenage boy was killed by a malfunctioning elevator made by the company. (Kyodo)

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NTT Docomo suspends sales of new smartphone

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows the new Regza Phone T-01D smartphone, which NTT Docomo Inc. began selling on Nov. 18, 2011. The Japanese mobile telecommunications giant suspended sales of the handset the same day due to malfunctioning. (Kyodo)

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Engine trouble forces U.S. military chopper to land on beach

MISAKI, Japan - A U.S. military attack helicopter (L) makes an emergency landing on a beach in Misaki, Ehime Prefecture, on April 18, apparently stricken by a malfunctioning engine. None of the pilots or crew members on board was injured and no damage was reported. The AH-1 attack helicopter, stationed in Okinawa Prefecture, and three others were way their back to the base from Iwakuni, Yamaguchi Prefecture.