The abandoned mine in Hangzhou has become a summer resort for internet celebrities. What are the safety hazards of abandoned mines?

The hidden dangers of abandoned mines include prone to collapse accidents, poor air circulation, and easy leakage of toxic gases.

After the abandoned mine in Hangzhou has become the exploration place of network celebrities, many netizens also hope to punch in the abandoned mine in Hangzhou as a souvenir. But in my opinion, this kind of abandoned mine has considerable security risks. If we are not careful, it will inevitably threaten our personal health and safety.

A, abandoned mine safety hazards, including prone to collapse accidents. In order to exploit ore resources, ore companies will open many mines. Although these mines will not have serious safety accidents in use, they are prone to collapse because they have not been maintained and repaired for a long time after being abandoned. If we enter these mines and collapse, it will be difficult for us to guarantee our lives.

Two, the safety hazards of abandoned mines, including poor air circulation. You know, the air quality in the mine itself is poor. If you stay in the mine for a long time, it will inevitably bring some health hazards to your body. However, due to the long-term lack of personnel flow in abandoned mines, there is bound to be a problem of poor air circulation in abandoned mines. If we rush into the abandoned mine, there will probably be a problem of lack of oxygen.

Three, the safety hazards of abandoned mines, including the possibility of toxic gas leakage. The mine has been abandoned for a long time, and the pipes in the mine may rust and be damaged, and some toxic gases may remain in these pipes. In addition, the air circulation in the mine is very poor, and a large number of toxic gases will inevitably remain in the mine. Once we inhale these toxic gases, we may lose our lives, so even if abandoned mines are attractive to young people, we should not rush into abandoned mines for exploration.