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The tragic accident took place in Helen’s own home. According to the medical examiner’s report, the bed ottoman was uneven and fell unexpectedly on the woman’s neck. The coroner warned of the dangers associated with this type of bed mechanism, calling for a review of safety standards to prevent new deaths.
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A girl A 39-year-old man died of asphyxiation Broken ottoman bed Fall on your neckAccording to Coroner’s report. The accident happened in June at the British woman’s home Helen Davy, In the north-east of England, according to Sky News.
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According to the doctor’s report Coroner, Female “I was leaning on the storage area of a gas-lift ottoman bed.” The mattress platform fell and “He grabbed the neck [de Helen] against the top surface of the bed base side panel.”
“One of the lifting pistons failed,” causing the bed to drop unexpectedly. Helen is “unable to free herself” and is “dying Positional dyspnoea“, In more detail Doctor Coroner Jeremy Chipperfield.
Sky News also reported that it was Helen’s daughter Elizabeth who discovered the woman dead.
“I went up the stairs and found my mother’s bedroom door open and she was lying on her back with her head under the bed.” told the court, adding that “The The boy was blue and had a mark on his neck caused by law.“(…)”Her legs were bent as if she was trying to get up. recalled in court.
“I feared she was dead as she was not making any noise. I started resuscitation and noticed that she was not breathing.” lamented the daughter.
The coroner warned British authorities of the dangers of this type of bed mechanism and called for a review of safety standards to prevent accidents.
Beds The Ottomans Often the choice of buyers because they allow the foundation to rise ((Using hydraulic gas lift system) Store items under the mattress.
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