Takata Airbags Latest Death toll Increases to 21

According to reports on January 17 by the US media, the Florida Highway patrol recently confirmed that in July of last year, a woman suffered an airbag rupture during an accident and debris hit the head. The number of deaths due to balloon explosions in Takata has reached 21 people worldwide, mostly in North American countries.

According to the report, Nichol Barker, the owner of the vehicle, was killed by metal fragments hitting the head due to the explosion of an airbag produced by Japan's Takada. The 34-year-old mother had a crack in her left temple, bruises in her skull, and cerebral hemorrhage.

The accident occurred in July of last year. Another car turned in front of her. The car she drove hit the front vehicle at an hourly speed of 30 miles per hour (48 kilometers per hour). The driver of the other car and Buck All other passengers on the car were slightly injured.

Government officials said that as of now, the global death toll from Takada airbag explosions has risen to 21, and another 180 people have been injured in accidents, recalling the largest auto industry in US history.