Japanese media photographers mistakenly entered the track and collided with the players. How were their behaviors attacked by netizens?

Many netizens said that the photographer's behavior was too much and asked the photographer to apologize to the contestants. Subsequently, the organizer also apologized on the platform, saying that as the organizer, he was responsible for such a thing, so he sincerely apologized to everyone. Judging from the situation at the scene that day, it was really dangerous.

At the scene of the track and field competition, two photographers tried to take pictures of the athletes who had finished the competition, but they didn't pay close attention to the scene after entering the stadium, so that the wires of the machine scraped the backward players. Some players reacted quickly and avoided in time, while others were strangled by wires because they didn't avoid in time. An athlete was in great pain after being strangled by a wire. Although he said that he quickly pulled the steel wire off his neck and finished the whole race, he said after the race that his neck was very painful, but he managed to finish the whole race.

After uploading this video, we can see that this action is really dangerous. Imagine that if the runner who sprints last runs faster, then this line may cause a fatal blow to his neck. Will not being strangled first affect his final game result, that is, will his health be greatly damaged in the process of being strangled and still playing the game?

Reporters should also pay attention to the situation of other athletes present when shooting athletes who have completed the competition. If you want to interview these players, you should wait at the finish line or even further, instead of directly breaking into the stadium. Because for athletes standing in the competition, their eyes are always looking forward during the competition, and it is almost difficult to notice the situation on the left and right sides. At this time, if it is introduced rashly, it will also have a great impact on their safety.