Get off at the last stop — Beijing Subway in vision
Top 100 beauties in the world!
Gallery: Who is the most beautiful one?
If you like autumn, put your hands in the air!
Fan Bingbing's "Queen style" in new play
Lingerie show at 2014 Miss China
J-10 fighters show aerobatic stunts in smog-free sky
Charming contestants of Shanghai Int’l Model Contest
Most amazing chi-pao beauties
7 deadly animal attacks
BEIJING, Nov. 27 -- Accidents involving special equipment such as elevators and boilers left 12 people dead and 13 injured last month in China, a government official said Thursday.
The casualties were incurred in a total of 14 such accidents, according to a statement on the website of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ).
In October last year, there were 14 such accidents resulting in 16 deaths.
The AQSIQ said a lack of safety awareness, improper use of equipment and slack security management at work sites had led to the accidents.
The AQSIQ has asked local authorities to strengthen checks on special equipment to ensure work safety.
Top 10 most dangerous jobs in the world
Top 10 fifth generation jet fighters in the world
Top 10 Chinese goddesses
Top 20 hottest women in the world in 2014
Mainland attitude sealed fate of HK protest
Ignorance, psychological concerns surround AIDS phobia
A cure for isolation
CNPC to sell oil field stakes: reportDay|Week|Month