Police Reporter Omada News #Airbags #Vafadis #Takas
Three months ago, the incident was reported with the explosion of Tatakos airbag, which saw the light of publicity yesterday, according to Transport Minister Alexis Vafadis, who explained that a new exam will be performed today, and at the same time, he also referred to the changes in ongoing airbags.
In his statements on state radio and called to comment on the new incident of an airbag of Takas in a vehicle in Limassol, the Minister of Transport said that the Officer of the Road Transport Department evaluated by the incident said there were evidence that the accident was reported 3 months ago. .
He also stressed that today a new evaluation of the incident will be carried out to have a complete and clear picture of what happened.
It is recalled that this vehicle, which was the same model as the unfortunate Stylian, was among the 82,000 undergoing cars, carrying dangerous airbags.
However, engineer Panagiotis Kestas, in his television statements, said that "the vehicle was involved in an accident about a week ago. The interior of the car has remained intact, all the airbags have been activated and have done the job they had to do, protected the driver and the co -driver. At the front, abroad, the vehicle has been seriously damaged, but no one has been injured. However, corrosion has occurred on the steering wheel and humidity has played an important role so that when the airbag was activated, one or two fragments have been fired upwards. "
The engineer also noted that the driver was clearly escaped as he was tall and had a distance from the steering wheel. "Fortunately, the driver was tall, so he had the chair enough behind the steering wheel and the fragments have passed in front of him and wedged the roof. If the man was not tall and his chair was ahead or if he was himself ahead, the hole would not be on the roof but somewhere else and we would have another victim on this macabre list. "
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At the same time, the airbag change procedures for those companies are in stock are under way, as the list posted by the Road Transport Department has been removed almost four thousand vehicles.
Of these, a number is assumed to be related to incorrect elements that existed in the system and for which citizens have informed that they either changed their airbags or that they were made before they bought them something that is proven through the data they attached to the department Road Transport.
Tom's original list had 81,000 vehicles registered, while in today's list one can detect 77,247. The largest reduction in the list is observed in Nissan vehicles, which from 6,136, reached 4,777, followed by Audi with 1,406, from 2,414 initially. In third place are Volkswgen with 1,855, from 2,815. On the contrary, some companies have an increase in the affected vehicles, such as Jaguar, which in the first suspension were 217 and today amount to 459, while the Ford was 200 and amounted to 250.
It is also noteworthy that of the 138 vehicles that had been described as immediately immobilized, namely 130 Citroen and 8 Ford, remain on the lists, which shows that their replacements have not yet proceeded. It is noted that the list for Citroen remains unchanged from its original form, which shows that no airbag changes have not yet been made.
It is worth noting that most of the vehicles are from the company toyota, which has 27,111 vehicles, which was initially Mazda, which fell from 16023 to 15857 and Honda, which has 10,253 today 10,066.
Mr Vafeadis said in his statements that the Cyprus Cyprus company is soon expected to receive another 9,000 airbags.
However, he noted that companies are facing challenges related to finding human resources and the adequacy of building facilities.
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