I saw a car accident（事故）when I went to school yesterday. It was early in the morning, about twenty to eight. I was on my way to school on Zhongshan Road when I heard the sound （声音） of a car. Then, I saw a little boy fall down from his bike. The car driver didn’t stop, and he drove away quickly. The car ran so fast that I couldn’t see it clearly. I only remembered that it was a red car and dirty.

Then I ran to the boy. Luckily, he was not serious（严重的）, but he couldn’t walk. He told me that the car hit him. Then I called 120 and 110. Soon the police car arrived. I told the policeman what I saw. He asked me to describe what the car looked like and the car number. I felt sorry because I didn’t see the car number. Then an ambulance（救护车）came and they took the boy to hospital.

I think the driver should stop his car and make sure if（是否）the boy was OK.

On the night of Oct 29, during Halloween celebrations, a deadly (致命的) stampede (踩踏事故) happened in Seoul, South Korea. 【小题1】 And 151 others were hurt.

【小题2】 On that night, about 100,000 people got together in Seoul’s Itaewon district (梨泰院地区) for the country’s biggest no-mask outdoor Halloween event.

Yoon Hee-keun, head of South Korea’s National Police Agency, said he feels a heavy responsibility for the event.【小题3】 South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said on Nov 1 that even if more police officers were sent to Itaewon, it would have been hard to control the huge crowd as the country had incomplete rules on crowd management. 【小题4】 He also called for the use of drones (无人机) to develop a proper crowd-control way. The government will soon review national safety rules, People’s Daily reported.

【小题5】

·Do not shout.

·Do not push against the crowd.

·Lift your hands up to your chest (胸口). It gives you space and protects your chest.