Five people drifted together in Hunan, resulting in the death of two people. Who do you think is more responsible?

Recently, a piece of news caught the attention of netizens. Five people went rafting together in Hunan, and two of them died. Some netizens asked, who is more responsible for this matter? In this matter, the deceased himself was more responsible, because when they drifted to the end, they took off their life jackets and went swimming, which led to their death. It was not a death caused by an accident during rafting and falling into the water.

Rafting is a very popular recreational activity among young people recently. Anyone who has played this game knows that this activity is actually dangerous, because the current is relatively fast during rafting. So everyone must wear a life jacket when in a kayak to avoid any accidents. Of course, this entertainment facility also has certain protection measures, and basically there won't be any big problems, as long as you can safely abide by some rules for visiting the scenic spot.

As for why I say that the dead person is more responsible, it is because he did not abide by the rules of the scenic spot and took off the life jacket that everyone must wear without authorization, and then went to swim in the sea. That led to his final death. If he fell into the water and died due to some force majeure factors while rafting, then the scenic spot's responsibility would be relatively large, but this is not the case. There are many people who think that they can swim and therefore are not afraid of rivers. In this case, they will choose to swim or do something without wearing a life jacket.

But this is very dangerous. According to surveys, most of the people who drown every year are able to swim. Therefore, even if you can swim, you must have a certain degree of awe when facing the current and try to take safety protection measures. Don't think that just because you are a good swimmer, you are not afraid of anything. The two tourists who died had no respect for the water flow, so they thought they could swim back safely by taking off their life jackets. And once this illusion occurs and is put into action, the price paid is life.