A mail sorter in Xi 'an died suddenly after working all night. What was the cause of death of this sorter?

Introduction: A mail sorter in Xi 'an died suddenly after working all night. The death of this sorter may be related to high-intensity work and overtime work. Although his body is being dissected, the specific cause of death has not yet been determined. This is the most likely reason. Others have said that if it is caused by overwork, it may be identified as a work-related injury.

1.Xi An mail sorter died suddenly after working all night.

People's lives are under great pressure now. This person has worked for 264 hours in the 20 working days in 165438+ 10. It is conceivable what kind of life he has lived this month. Ordinary people should have eight hours a day, and eight hours and 20 days will cost 160 hours, which is equivalent to 100 hours. On February 9, 65438, the man went home from the last night shift to have a rest. Then he died suddenly at home, which should be a very big blow to this family.

Second, it may be because of continuous overtime and high-intensity work.

I don't know how long everyone works in daily life. Bian Xiao works eight hours a day. According to this calculation, this man has worked too much overtime. The sorting work is actually very tiring and hard. As long as there is one piece, there is no need to sort it. He has been working at night. You should know that night shift is equivalent to staying up late during the day, and the quality of sleep is definitely not as good as that at night. If you don't have a good rest, it will also affect his work and his health.

Third, work is important, but health is more important.

This is also to remind everyone that although work is more important in daily life, health is more important. Pay attention to the intensity when you work. You can't say that you do some high-intensity work, but it's often that long. In this case, we are irresponsible for our bodies. Rest when it's time to rest. Don't always stay up late, let alone stay up late to work overtime.