On June 1, a seven-year-old boy was injured in an indoor rock climbing accident at Yuefang City Mall in Nansha, southern China. Footage from the scene suggests that the safety rope may have snapped, leading to the fall.

On June 2, mall staff confirmed that the boy was taken to the hospital at 3 p.m. on the day of the incident. He suffered a fractured right foot. According to staff, the boy had reached the top of the climbing wall and pressed a button to descend when he suddenly fell. Police have reviewed surveillance footage for their investigation.

Mr. Xia, the person in charge of the climbing project, stated that they had never encountered an incident of a safety harness failing before. The harness has been confiscated by police, and experts are determining the cause. The injured boy is currently in the hospital with a comminuted fracture in his right foot and a minor fracture in his left heel. His head and chest were unharmed.

The involved business has suspended operations. The indoor rock climbing facility had been open for two months prior to the accident.

The video was provided with permission from local media.

6月1日，广州南沙，悦方城室内攀岩项目发生坠落事故，一名7岁男童受伤。现场画面显示，男童跌落时，疑似安全绳断开。
6月2日，商场工作人员回应称，男孩于当天下午3点送医，右脚骨折，“有设备原因，男孩爬到顶按了按钮准备下降时，突然跌落，警方曾到商场查看监控取证”。
涉事攀岩项目负责人夏先生表示，之前没碰到过安全带脱落这种情况，安全带已被警方带走，等待专家判定原因。受伤男童目前在医院，右脚粉碎性骨裂，左脚脚后跟有轻微骨裂，头部和胸部没什么事。
目前涉事商家已暂停营业，据介绍，该室内攀岩项目两个月前开业。