Comments by "Chris Machabee" (@chrismachabee3128) on "South China Morning Post" channel.

  1. Difficult to investigate electronic engineering. How many electronic engineers you supposed are working on the police dept. who are acquainted with micro-electronics. Additionally, there is a little thing called evidence. How much you think they will find in those charred remains? Not much. Most you can do is putthe company on a watch list and keep track of buses that burst into flames. If there is a staistical trend you can have the company recall their vehicle sand make them fix whatever is wrong. Recalls and shut-downs are expensive.
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  2. You don't know?
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  3. You are right. There is a difference between an explosion and a giant blazing inferno, great observation.
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  4. She is an amazing young girl. A cohernet and coisive argument.. If her father has a heart he will listen and chnage.
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  5. Yeah and add the carbon emissions from the vehicle and people that would have burned up inside those buses too.
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  6. Excuse me, but does anyone have a lantern? Do they rememebr what lanterns are?
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  7. Um. my diagnosis? Too many anumated car movies. vehicles aren;t people. I know you know that, but you still don't want to believe. Buses are inanimate objects, not alive and cannot be friends with each other.
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  8. Thx. Food for thought.
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  9. It occurs to me had passengers been on the bus there would be no survivors. The speed of the intensity of fire is incredible, even the driver would not have escaped. The materials the bus is made of contgributed to a complete fast inferno. From smoke to giant blaze could not have been more than 15 seconds. The materials of the buses composition as well the cause should be investigated. One would think the buses were made of paper the way the were so easily engulfed in flames. Chinese battery technology? On the way to America? How many will die.
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  10. A person of knowledge.
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