30岁的北园新光参加的是男子柔道81公斤盲人B2级的比赛。据日本残奥会介绍，北园新光的伤势并不严重，但事故发生后，他的食欲下降，状态很差，为了保险起见，他接受医生建议，决定退出本届残奥会的比赛。不过北园新光自己也搞不清楚自动驾驶巴士是否撞到了他，但他的确摔倒在地，伤到了头部。 Source: CCTV Finance and Economics
Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee (BOCOG) has revealed that Japanese blind judo athlete Bei Yuan Xiguang was hit by a self-driving bus in the Paralympic village and was forced to withdraw from the competition after being injured in the head. At present, all self-driving buses in the Olympic Village have been suspended.
During the Tokyo Olympic Games, the self-driving bus launched by Toyota became a scenic spot of the Olympic Village and received a lot of attention, but it caused "trouble" during the Paralympic Games. It is understood thatAt 2: 00 p.m. on August 26, a self-driving bus turned right into a crosswalk in the Paralympic Village when it hit Japanese blind judo athlete Bei Yuan Xinguang. He was scheduled to compete on the 28th and sustained injuries to his head and legs. It will take two weeks to recover.
The 30-year-old Beiyuan Xinguang competed in the men's judo 81kg Blind B2 competition. According to the Japanese Paralympic Games, Bei Yuan Xinguang's injury was not serious, but after the accident, he lost his appetite and was in poor condition. to be on the safe side, he accepted the doctor's advice and decided to withdraw from the Paralympic Games. However, Beiyuan Xinguang himself was not sure whether the self-driving bus hit him, but he did fall to the ground and hurt his head.
After the accident, the police went to the scene to investigate. It is revealed thatAt the time of the incident, there were two operators and five passengers on the bus, none of whom were injured.
Toyota later apologized for the accident, saying it was "overconfident" about self-drivingAnd decided to stop the self-driving bus service in the Paralympic village. The Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee also issued an apology and said the police were further investigating the cause of the accident.
