Just in: A child fell from the 2nd floor of Sm City Cebu

[jEiiWhO08]

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wala diay ni CCTV ang sm? para makita unta na unsa jud pagkahitaboa.......sus ma compare lang nako sa mga Hi-end Malls halos every corner naa jud CCTV.. it means dili diay ni Hi-end Mall ang SM? tsk tsk..

naa may CCTV, pero wala lang guro gipagawas sa taga SM.

[johnray27]

Naa pa gyud mi duol kung asa nahulog ang bata....akong missis wa na gud ka kaon..gi kulbaan ko sa akong wife kai murag kalipongon sa iyang nakitan.....thankfully ok ra ang bata..

[iP4tich]

astang! luoya sa bata, mao bitaw dli ko salig moduol ako bata sa glass railings sa mall. kakuyaw!

[trinalla]

parents should be careful/responsible with their children, same ra ni cya nahitabo kato sad gibalita sa manila nga gipasagdan ra ang bata nag duwa near escalator, kay ang mama na busy ug pamili, natagak ang bata, namatay.

[mAlD|tO]

wala diay ni CCTV ang sm? para makita unta na unsa jud pagkahitaboa.......sus ma compare lang nako sa mga Hi-end Malls halos every corner naa jud CCTV.. it means dili diay ni Hi-end Mall ang SM? tsk tsk..

para unsa-on man ang CCTV maam? asa na ponto makatabang ang CCTV aning hitabo-a?

[LadYKilleR8520]

I blame SM 100%

what is the maximum weight of the child? what is the size of the child's head? get the maximum force that the child can exert divided by the area of the child's head in contact with the glass and you will get the amount of force the glass might have sustained in Pound / meter squared. subtract this to the manufacturer's load limit on the glass, take in consideration the age of the glass and the wear and tear. and you will get a negative value.. in laymen's terms the glass was unsafe in the first place.. The child wouldn't have fell if the glass was strong enough.. It was supposed to be strong enough.. It needs to be strong enough.. That is why I do not blame the parent. because I know how weak the structure is

These are SAFETY DEVICES... they should be designed to handle a beating... no excuses... excuses cause accidents like this

[slakker]

good luck to the child's family, i hope they get a big settlement from sm, mga 1 billion pesoses...

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good luck to the child's family, i hope they get a big settlement from sm, mga 1 billion pesoses...

[marcus2015]

salamat k safe ra bata...-_-

[lmyburan]

I blame SM 100%

what is the maximum weight of the child? what is the size of the child's head? get the maximum force that the child can exert divided by the area of the child's head in contact with the glass and you will get the amount of force the glass might have sustained in Pound / meter squared. subtract this to the manufacturer's load limit on the glass, take in consideration the age of the glass and the wear and tear. and you will get a negative value.. in laymen's terms the glass was unsafe in the first place.. The child wouldn't have fell if the glass was strong enough.. It was supposed to be strong enough.. It needs to be strong enough.. That is why I do not blame the parent. because I know how weak the structure is

These are SAFETY DEVICES... they should be designed to handle a beating... no excuses... excuses cause accidents like this

Still me as a parent, we are liable with our kids 24/7, we have to be watchful of our kids.

[Scott Bernard]

Kamo ba! Undanga na ang pagka Pilipino mentality ninyo nga pirme lang magpa ubos... o magpa daog2x sa mga autoridad.

Sala na sa SM, kay wala nila ge properly check ang ilang mga facilities if hazardous ba or safe sa mga parokyano.

Kung american or european mentality palang, first order of the day kay mo file na ug kaso ang ginikanan against sa SM Management.

Bisan dako kaayo na sila nga organization, mo hatag jud na sila ug appreciable settlement kay ilaha mang sala.