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Hangzhou, China Reuters —An athletics official suffered a broken leg and serious bleeding after being hit by a misthrown hammer in the Asian Games in Hangzhou, but his vital signs are now stable, a spokesman for the games said on Sunday. ET) on Saturday, Kuwait’s Ali Zankawi lined up for one of his throws in the men’s hammer final at the eastern Chinese city’s packed Olympic stadium. Looking horrified, Zankawi sprinted over as blood began spurting from the official’s right leg. “Currently his vital signs are stable.”An official reacts in pain after his leg was injured by a stray hammer thrown by Ali Zankawi (L) who attempts to stem the bleeding during the men's hammer throw final athletics event. The netting in athletics is designed to hang relatively loosely to prevent hammer balls and discuses from bouncing back at the athletes after misthrows.
Persons: Kuwait’s Ali Zankawi, Zankawi, Huang Qinhua, grimaced, dizzily, Huang, Xu Deqing, , Ali Zankawi, William West, China’s Wang Qi Organizations: China Reuters, Asian, , Getty, misthrows, Weibo Locations: Hangzhou, China, , AFP
Shenzhen, China Reuters —China’s Huawei Technologies said it was “out of crisis mode” as it posted a small increase in annual revenue Friday, though that was accompanied by a nearly 69% collapse in net profit. R&D spending over the year rose 13.2% to 161.5 billion yuan ($23.50 billion), equivalent to a quarter of company revenue. Such spending helped Huawei with replacing components in its products that were hit by US trade sanctions, Meng said. Revenue for 2022 came in at 642.3 billion yuan ($93.48 billion). While that represented mild growth over 2021, it was still far below the record 891.3 billion yuan ($129.72 billion) logged in 2019 when Huawei was the top Android smartphone vendor globally.
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