关于airbag出来后，小碎屑打死人的事在澳洲也发生了，不容忽视

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About 12.45pm on Thursday, July 13, 2017, emergency services were called to the intersection of Mallee and Church streets, Cabramatta, following reports of a crash.
“Investigations show a Honda CR-V and a Toyota Celica crashed at the intersection.
“The driver of the Honda, a 58-year-old man, died at the scene.
“The passenger of the Honda, a woman, and the driver and passenger of the Celica, both men, were treated at the scene by NSW Ambulance paramedics before being taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
“Investigations have revealed that the death of the man is likely due to a fault in the air-bag, causing the man to be struck in the neck by a small fragment.”
The NSW Police have referred the death to the NSW Coroners Court to determine if an inquest will be necessary.
The NSW Police have urged any owners or drivers who believe their car may be part of the recall program to check the ACCC’s product safety website.
Honda Australia last night issued a short statement regarding the death.

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The vehicle involved, a 2007 Honda CR-V, was the subject of Takata airbag inflator recalls. Honda Australia is working closely with authorities to provide whatever assistance is required.”
In May 2017, Collins spoke to motoring.com.au encouraging owners and drivers of recalled vehicles to ensure their vehicles were checked.
At that stage the company said as many as 160,000 Hondas were still to be presented at dealerships for modification. Some vehicles have a number of airbag inflators that must be replaced.
Today, Honda Australia spokesperson, Neil McDonald told motoring.com.au that around 70 per cent of the affected airbags have been replaced.
“Honda Australia has a completion rate of 70 per cent. As of this week, Honda and its network of 107 dealers had replaced 456,136 inflators. [But] 194,243 airbag inflators remain subject to the recall,” McDonald stated.
Parts to complete the fixes are in stock, he said.
“We have averaged a completion rate of around 5000 inflators a week,” he added.
McDonald said the company’s dedicated call centre was fully staffed and able to take calls this weekend.
“We would urge any concerned Honda customer to first check the recall site at www.honda.com.au. They will be able to check their vehicles VIN number to determine if their vehicle is affected.
“They can then phone the call centre 1800 789 839 to book their car in,” he explained.
In some cases, Honda claims, car owners have been contacted up to six times in an effort to have the airbag inflators changed.
“We have sent out more than 1 million communications to affected customers.
“We urge anyone who has a recall notice to check in and follow the advice on the recall notice to repair their car,” McDonald stated.

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不容忽视，该拿回去换零件的抓紧了，安全的东西变成凶器了？！

总有刁民要害朕

死就死了呗， 换命比换零件便宜

simon319

本田风险比较大，其他好像没怎么听说

Simonjo

大小车相撞，大车司机死了小车司机没事，都是挺旧的车了。

vampire_k

用生命在开本田啊

hdc365

汗, 本田本来就不热销, 加上摊上这个事, 在澳洲怕是要倒啊....