Cables, such as nets, are full of hidden dangers for many days

On July 21, the citizen Mr. Zhang called the hotline and said, “There are cables everywhere on the sidewalks, and some are still pulled in midair. There has been no one in the air.” The northwestern material market gate of Tumen Dun has cable fall on both sides, not only Detrimental to the appearance of the city and the passage of passers-by have potential safety hazards.
At 11 a.m. that day, reporters saw 100 meters east of the Tumendun bus station. There were dozens of cables scattered on the sidewalks, and some were still hung in the air less than half a meter from the ground. In the Tumen Bridgehead, on the sidewalk more than 300 meters to the east of the northwest goods market, there are also many cables of varying lengths, which account for almost half of the sidewalks.
"There are so many cables on the ground. I don't know whether there is electricity or not, and there are no places where there are pins." The reporter interviewed a passerby who carefully walked through the cables and said to his companions. “Before I saw someone construct, but later I didn’t see anybody coming in.” Residents near Tumen Bridgehead stated that on July 20th someone saw the cable was being removed, but it was detached and scattered. There was no one to pick up. In addition, the reporter also noticed that there was also a pit more than a meter deep on the sidewalk where the cable fell. "The daytime is better, if you accidentally go out in the air at night, it is very dangerous," said the nearby residents.
Who is splitting so many cables? A man holding a pen and paper at the side of the road, who was recorded next to a bunch of cables, caught the attention of the reporter and asked him. The man claimed that the drop cable was not used by the construction unit in the vicinity of combing. It began on July 20, but it was not him who took down the cable. Afterwards, the reporter dialed the hotline, which reflected the problem of the fall of the cable on the road. The staff member stated that it will be transferred to the relevant department for verification and processing as soon as possible. However, there was feedback from the public yesterday afternoon that the cables were still scattered on the ground. In response, the reporter once again asked the Hotline Service Hotline to inquire. The staff member stated that the cable scattered on the ground was not a power cable. They would continue to be reflected in other departments for processing.