"Walking on thin ice" project, two accidents a day, what are the risks of this entertainment project?

? Walking on thin ice? Project, two accidents a day, on July 22nd, a child aged 10 was playing in the Geocentric Valley Scenic Area in Enshi, Hubei? Walking on thin ice? The project fell off the bridge; A tourist is visiting Jiushanding Scenic Spot in Jizhou District, Tianjin? Walking on thin ice? During the project, he suddenly fell into a coma due to physical discomfort, and died after being rescued by the staff. Two accidents a day show that there are great risks in this project. Let's take a look.

? Walking on thin ice? Suspension bridge engineering has the risk of falling off the bridge. Walking on thin ice? The project is mainly because amusement projects featuring adventure cards are spread all over the country, and it is precisely because of adventure that the corresponding safety measures should be followed up in time. Otherwise, similar to? Walking on thin ice? accident Finally, the risk of falling off the bridge is caused. I'm a little scared to think of it.

Walking on thin ice? There are potential safety hazards in suspension bridge engineering. After the accident, the safety guarantee did not keep up with the "98", which led to the failure to try our best to rescue tourists at the first time, resulting in the death of tourists who should not have died, and finally a serious accident occurred. This also shows that the risk of this project is quite high now. If safety measures are not kept up in time, tourists are very likely to be in danger. In addition to the danger of tourists, we can also find that in these two accidents, the operation of rescuers may be wrong. This invisibly increases the risk of this project.

? Walking on thin ice? After these two accidents, it is inevitable that the project will be shut down and rectified. Walking on thin ice? The project was also suspended for rectification. After all, it is incredible that such a high-risk project should have two accidents. At the same time, whether the relevant departments should issue detailed rules for the safety management of high-risk tourism projects and clarify the supervisory responsibilities of some departments in safety supervision. Once the risk occurs, it can eventually be blamed on people. Only in this way can Cai E further reduce the risk of high-risk projects.