A tourist with a diving permit in Sanya drowned, who should be responsible?

A tourist with a diving permit in Sanya drowned, who should be responsible?

The first view is that Renzhong Alliance Company should be responsible. The company's business scope does not include high-risk sports such as diving, and it has not obtained the corresponding license. In this activity, the industry has no corresponding plan for possible dangers. This activity is suspected of violating the law, and the person in charge of the company and related coaches are taken compulsory measures by the public security organs.

Many companies have certain business licenses, but some companies have exceeded this business license. For example, some unqualified companies directly issue p2p products and start to go crazy. From then on, Bao Lei knew that they were not qualified to operate p2p.

The second is that divers take responsibility for themselves. Divers are qualified to dive, and the diving certificate issued by PADI is a proof. Secondly, divers themselves are adults, who have a certain understanding of the possible dangers of diving and the diving environment in the relevant sea areas. In this case, there is a problem that divers themselves have to bear most of the responsibilities.

We all know Godfrey Tsao, who died suddenly in the activities of Lantai. This has a lot to do with the ineffective rescue of Lantai. Of course, it is also related to his own physical fitness and the fierce running environment at that time. Not to whitewash Lantai, but to say that the participants themselves have to bear part of the responsibility for these things.

In case of drowning, calm handling is the first priority, but sometimes instinct may prevail, leading to mistakes and finally drowning accidents. Drowning happened, which no one wants. Jason Wu himself once said that he almost drowned, and with the help of his coach, he successfully floated. With his support, he has a deeper understanding of diving. Although diving is cool, you should also pay attention to safety. What do you think of diving and drowning? Please leave a message.