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To: Eric who wrote (1445511)	3/10/2024 10:01:00 AM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 1572549

I would have thought air trapped in the roof space would have kept her alive? The voltage issue is a safety factor if the newspaper report is to be believed. The driver of the emergency vehicle was concerned of the electrocution hazard. It looks as that question caused a delay in assistance. So even if the electrocution hazard was zero, it is not widely believed yet, and that in itself is a safety hazard. Maybe she was electrocuted? I don't know & I am not being anti EV or anything, it is an opportunity to improve the safety image of the technology.