BMW was washed away by the tide seawater.

Jimu Journalist Xiao Mingyuan Du Guangran

Editing Liu Bo Li Zizheng (internship)

In the early morning of July 31, a man in Qingdao stopped the BMW car on the sea when he rushed to the sea. Because the battery was out of power, he was temporarily removed. I did not expect that the seawater tide rushed the car to the sea, so he had to spend money to hang up. Mr. Wu (Hua) told reporters that the money was salvaged more than 5,000 yuan, and the insurance company might not be able to lose.

On -site videos showed that a BMW car was soaked in the sea, and the seawater was not over the roof. After diving, a professional diver is wrapped around a fixed vehicle with a rope, and there are large cranes on the shore to salvage the car. Jimu reporters learned that the incident happened in Jimo District, Qingdao, Shandong.

The car is in the sea (source: video screenshot)

The car owner Wu (Hua) in the video told reporters that in the early morning of the 31st, he parked the car on the seaside when he drove the sea. He came back to the sea and found that the car battery was out of power. He originally planned to find a car in the morning to implement the rescue. He did not expect that the seawater rose and rushed the car into the sea. He had to find a diver and crane to hang the car up, and the cost of lighting was more than 5,000 yuan. The BMW spent more than 400,000 yuan when I bought it. He consulted the insurance company afterwards. The staff said that the place he stopped was more dangerous, and he might not pay claims after water.

Mr. Wu released a follow -up video that the original car was white and the black film pasted, and the car has been sent to the repair shop for repair. "Regardless of the result of the car, I won't let it flow into the market." Mr. Wu wrote in the video.

The car is in the sea (source: video screenshot)

Jimu Journalists consulted the merchants near the incident pier. The other party said that on the morning of the 31st, a BMW was soaked in the sea. Essence

On the afternoon of the 31st, Jimu Journalists contacted several insurance companies. The staff said whether this situation was claimed and a professional staff needed to go to the scene for approval.

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