Concept of average caused an engineer to die!!! hhhhhhhhhh

How sad. Wouldn't you think he would have known that he could lose his balance or even step on some rocks. There's not much point in talking about all the things he could have done now, as it wouldn't help. Such a waste of human life. I feel so sorry for his family and friends.

I could recall a similar story. One of my Engineer friends was deputed to supervise a construction work in a stretch in the northern India over the river Ganges. He would simply got scared when he was to stand erect of the pillars standing on the bed of gushing current. Due to elevation factor the wind would blow like storm. It was particularly dreadful at night when visibility would have been limited upto few feet, and all he could hear was the noise of current, and a strong wind far away from any locality. But he did not die, he left the job within a week. But in your case, it is sad indeed.

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