Why are there so many tourist bus traffic accidents in Taiwan?

According to China News Service, February 22, An Fengshan, spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, said on the 22nd that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council is deeply concerned about the successive safety incidents that have occurred while traveling in Taiwan, and also attaches great importance to the mainland Safety issues for tourists traveling to Taiwan. Human lives are at stake. Relevant parties in Taiwan should seriously reflect on why such problems repeatedly occur, and then take practical and effective measures to strengthen safety management and eliminate safety hazards.

A reporter asked a question saying that there have been a series of tourist bus traffic accidents in Taiwan this month, and the safety issue of traveling to Taiwan has attracted everyone's attention. What is the spokesperson's opinion on this?

An Fengshan said that everyone has also noticed that there have been a series of tourism safety accidents in Taiwan’s tourism industry recently. On February 13, a tour bus overturned in Taipei City, Taiwan, killing 33 Taiwanese compatriots and 12 others. Injuried. After the accident, relevant parties in the mainland were highly concerned. Officials from the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council and the ARATS expressed their deep condolences to the compatriots who died in the accident, and also expressed sincere condolences to the injured compatriots and the families of the relevant personnel.

An Fengshan said that not far from this accident, on February 4, a tour bus carrying 26 tourists from Zhejiang collided with a culvert in Kaohsiung, injuring 21 tourists. On February 17, another tourist bus full of mainland tourists was involved in an accident with smoke emitting from the rear of the bus while traveling in Taiwan. Fortunately, there were no casualties. In addition, I believe that the burning car incident that occurred on July 19 last year is still fresh in everyone’s memory and is still frightening.

An Fengshan pointed out that the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council is deeply concerned about the safety incidents that have occurred in Taiwan and attaches great importance to the safety of mainland tourists traveling to Taiwan. Human life is at stake. Relevant parties in Taiwan should seriously reflect on the reasons why such problems repeatedly occur, and then take practical and effective measures to strengthen safety management, eliminate safety hazards, protect tourists' lives and property, and provide tourists with better services. tourism environment and conditions.