Worldwide condolences keep pouring in over Kunshan blast

More oversea netizens sent condolence messages on social media over the deadly explosion that took place in Kunshan at 7:37 a.m. last Saturday and killed 75 people.

In their message, oversea netizens express their sorry and condolences to the victims, praying for the injured and wishing the deceased rest in peace.

"In reality, people are very fragile, so we shouldn't think ourselves so tough. Cherish the people beside you who are good to you, who listen to you prattle, who often asks about your well-being... "a netizen named Ann writes.

A photo of a woman donates blood posted on people.cn facebook has received a lot of comments. Vivek Hamal Thakuri writes that the gorgeous lady in social work impresses him. Mahnoor Mansoor replies "Hats off to the lady."

There are many messages like the above. A netizen writes"It's comforting to see so many people rushing to blood banks after such tragedies. Good to know that humanity shines during dark times regardless of where you are in this world."

Deborah Davis writes, "My condolences to the families of those lost. Until corporations are required to follow or implement safety rules worldwide, unfortunately this will keep happening."

A net user named AbC writes, "On a side note, if only the Workplace Safety inspectors actually inspect the work environment and enforce safety regulations in Chinese factories instead of just pretending to walk around with a notepad whilst accepting red pockets from factory owners, then there would be far less of this situation happening."

Phillips Fitzgerald thinks that business owners should be arrested. He writes that the labor in China is cheaper than in the U.S. But the workplace safety is a common issued to be faced.