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denny18

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Q: Has anyone ever taken a hot air balloon in China? Is it Safe?

14 years 42 weeks ago in Health & Safety - China

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mattaya

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I have never done it but I would assume that it is not safe at all. That sort of thing I don't think exists in China. But I could be wrong and I have found myself being wrong quite often. So don't take my word on it but as an opinion I don't think it is a very safe thing to do. More risky than safe.

kchur:

Yes, you have been wrong quite often.

14 years 38 weeks ago

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Hey, I once, for work, saw the burned wreckage of a hot air balloon that burst into flames and killed three people in Canada. If you think I'm getting into one HERE, you're insane.

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