#asiangames #hammerthrow #injury #leg A athletics official was subjected to a broken leg and serious bleeding after being shot by a wrong hammer in the Asian games in Hangzhou, but the event spokesman said on Sunday, his vital signs are now stable. Lock Points Kuwait Hammer Shooter Ali Zankawi fired the hammer to an official of an official from the security network Kuwait Hammer Shooter Ali Zankawi, an official, 62 -year -old Huang Qinhua official of an official's leg fired the hammer. Authorized Huang Qinhua, 62 -year -old Huang Qinhua was taken to hospital with a broken leg, Zangawi used his hands to create a tourniquet around Huang's thigh. Kuwait Ali Zankawi lined up for one shots in Men's Hammer Final in Packaged Olympic Stadium of East China city, but instead rising directly to outside, hammer flew to sides and right, sitting technical authorized. Zangawi, who appeared horrified, ran when the official began to throw blood from his right leg. Authority, 62 -year -old Huang Qinhua, was running to control Zankawi'nin running out of the creator and dizzy. Within seconds, Zangawi surrounded the authorities' feet to improvise a turnstile in Huang's thigh and stop bleeding. After short time after applying tourniquet, the medical staff took Huang to stretcher, then sent it to nearby hospital. Ali Zankawi ran to help a harsh official. Game spokesman Xu Deqing told a press conference on Sunday, "He came to the hospital at 2015, and the right -open tibiofibular breaks were diagnosed." "Right now, vital signs are stable." Later, Zankawi seemed shaken and ran after the authority, according to a witness. The final was won by China's Wang Qi. Zankawi was eighth, but still directed best 67.57 meters of the season and threw it before doing it wrong in second round. As it was common in athletics competitions, authority had a few meters from a cage -like network surrounding circle of launching athletes. However, power and speed of flying metal ball flying 7.26 kilograms meant that network could only pillow hammer flight a little, and could not stop it. The networks in athletics are designed relatively loosely to prevent hammer balls and discus from return to athletes after mistakes. Many users of the Chinese social media platform Weibo, which was a trend on Sunday, said that security protocols should be developed to provide better protection for the authorities.
