Do you HAVE to be a moron to be a Journo??
NO, but it helps being able to dialog with HR at a common level... Apparently editorial rigor is in need of viagra. Get a grip, paper people you are not helping to raise awareness of the public by printing something that is better recycled as toilet paper.
Events happen, and nothing in this is other than an event to put back into the mix of risk management by the company... it is not a mishap by any measure of the term by any dictionary use or by Annex 13 definitions.
PS: interesting that the last medical stuff up didn't get aired on a public forum... if it did, there would be a collapse of the bandwidth available to the internet. Equally, don't see much evidence of the papers sensationalising the abject failures of the politicians on a daily basis, which are far more significant to society than one of MOL's rollerskates dropping nose bags. When did the papers start pinging GS, Blackrock, HSBC for activity that does more than raise eyebrows? How is it that the paper can illegally intercept transmissions and the only people that get nicked is the police? If FR or other programs bury people, perhaps that would be noteworthy, about as much as the next accident on the M25? People die hourly from the use of tobacco, alcohol, and cars, yet someone gets to transit a nearby airport and are inconvenienced by the fact they have to wear a nose bag. Big deal, the pax elect to pay peanuts, and the public's eyes well up when they are inconvenienced by a technical defect of a mechanical device.