Is it safe for two girls to travel freely in Taiwan Province Province?

Taiwan Province society is not chaotic.

But objectively speaking, the mortality rate of mainland tourists in Taiwan Province Province is much higher than that in other countries.

The mainland tour group's trip to Taiwan Province Province turned out to be a high-risk trip. Compared with tourists from other countries and regions, mainland tourists are 200 times more likely to be in distress in Taiwan Province Province than tourists from other countries and regions! !

The following is an inventory of mainland tourists' distress in Taiwan Province in recent years, up to July 20 12 (arranged by date from near to far):

Accident 1:

20 12-7-7 A car carrying 37 mainland tourists overturned, 10 many people were thrown out of the car ... 39 people were seriously injured.

Accident 2:

20 12-2- 17 Taiwan Province Peking Opera Troupe overturned its verdict.

On the evening of February 21February 17, a mainland tour bus carrying Peking Opera lovers from more than a dozen provinces overturned on Hualien Binhai Highway. The accident caused 10 people to be seriously injured and 24 people to be slightly injured. All 32 members, tour guides and drivers were injured, and some members were still in a coma. As of February 20, 26 people were still hospitalized, and some of the injured were seriously unconscious.

Accident 3: (It happened for three days in a row. Is it strange? )

10 1 In the morning, when a tourist bus carrying a tour group from Xi, Shaanxi passed through Daxi Town, Taoyuan County, the vehicle was crushed by fallen trees and telephone poles, and its body was damaged. Four land passengers were slightly injured, but fortunately they were not life-threatening.

Accident 4:

On the afternoon of September 30, a tour bus carrying mainland tourists accidentally collided with the RV in front while driving 45.5 kilometers along Alishan Highway. Fortunately, in Taiwan Province Province, only the tour guide surnamed Li was injured in the foot and sent to the hospital. Other 17 land passengers were only frightened.

Accident 5:

On the evening of September 29th, a serial car accident occurred in Zhushan Town, Nantou County. A tourist bus carrying Yunnan tourists collided with a pickup truck and two cars in Chinese mainland. One of the car drivers was taken to the hospital, and there was no sign of life before going to the hospital. Five people were slightly injured, including three mainland tourists.

Accident 6:

20 1 1 The tour bus Alishan overturned in July.

On the afternoon of 20 11July 10, a tour bus carrying a Zhejiang tour group overturned in Alishan due to suspected brake failure, resulting in injuries to six mainland tourists and1Taiwan Province tour guides.

Accident 7:

20 1 1 In June, a tour bus crashed in Alishan.

On the evening of June 24th, 2065438+0/kloc-0, a tourist bus carrying a Guangxi tour group swam in Alishan, then descended along Alishan Highway (Taiwan Province 18 line) to 7 1 km, and was suddenly hit by a falling stone. This falling stone, about 20 cm long and 20 cm wide, just hit the roof of the tour bus. Due to the acceleration of gravity, falling rocks penetrated the roof, causing a female tourist's face injury.

Accident 8:

20 1 1 June, the mainland tourist Kenting disappeared.

Mainland tourists have another safety accident in Taiwan Province Province. At noon on June 12, a 69-year-old Henan tourist disappeared while playing with a group in Kending Cat Nose. The local police and the coast guard searched for two days. As of press time last night, the missing person has not been found.

Accident 9:

20 1 1 in may, 2008, a tourist bus carrying 15 tourists fell into a cliff.

Around 2011May 8 14, a tourist bus carrying 15 Shanghai tourists accidentally hit a mountain wall near Shuangliu Forest Recreation Area of Nanhui Highway in Taiwan Province Province, causing many tourists to be injured. After the incident, four tourists with minor injuries were taken to hospital for treatment. Except 1 person, no other tourists were injured.

Accident 10:

20 1 1 April Shan Li train overturned.

20 1 1 On April 27th, Taiwan Province, a train overturned, killing five tourists and injuring more than 0/00 tourists.

Accident eleven:

2011March, mainland tourists from tainan were injured in a car accident.

On March 26th, 2065438+0/KLOC-0, a tourist bus carrying more than 30 Jiangsu tourists collided with a scooter in Tainan City, causing seven mainland tourists to be injured and the scooter driver to die.

Accident 12:

20 10 suhua highway collapse accident in June10

2010101021day, 249 mainland tourists were trapped and 20 tourists were missing. Suhua Highway is near the mountain and sea at the same time. Driving on this road, you can see the magnificent scenery of the Pacific Ocean. However, this road is dug on a cliff, and most of the mountains are mainly earth-rock structures, especially in the rainy season, which is prone to landslides or landslides. Every time it rains heavily, the local roads will be closed, and some locals even call Suhua Highway "the road to death".

Accident 13:

April 20 10 Alishan tourist bus accident

20 10, 18 On April 8, a minibus collided with a tour bus at 83.5km of Alishan Highway in Taiwan Province Province, causing 10 tourists from Beijing to be slightly injured and seriously injured, five of whom were seriously injured and were transferred to Catholic St. Martin Hospital in Chiayi City for emergency treatment.

Accident 14:

20 10 1 Taroko "falling rocks" accident

2010 65438+1On October 29th, Jesson Wang, a 28-year-old mainland female tourist, was killed when she was on her way to return her safety helmet. On February 10, another Zhejiang tourist was also hit by a falling stone in Taroko, but fortunately it was okay. Many sections of Taroko were cut from cliffs, and tunnels and culverts were connected, so it was difficult to cut them with the technical conditions at that time. However, it is located in the geological active zone, with a lot of rain, and granite is easy to weather and loose over the years. Because the reinforcement work is not done enough, a certain proportion of falling rocks will hurt people. Visitors must wear safety helmets to play.

Accident 15:

In May 2009, a tourist bus accident occurred in Alishan.

On May 23rd, 2009, a tour bus carrying 3 1 mainland tourists passed the 92km gentle slope of Alishan Highway. It is suspected that the right side of the bus collided with the mountain wall, causing nine passengers to be injured, two of whom were fractured and seriously injured.

Accident 16:

In April 2009, Guangdong tour group was hit by a crane boom.

A 25-member tour group from Dongguan, Guangdong, China, had an accident in the Xinyi business district in Taipei on the afternoon of April 24th. The tail of the tour bus was hit by a crane boom falling from the air, causing three injuries and two deaths. On the afternoon of 24th, at 1 57, a tour group from Dongguan, Guangdong Province visited Taipei10/building by bus. When the bus passed the construction site next to Block A in shin kong mitsukoshi, the crane boom of a construction site fell from a 30-story building and hit the tail of the tour bus, resulting in 2 deaths and 3 injuries. 1 person died.

Accident 17:

In August, 2007, yehliu geopark was involved in a wave accident.

On August 8, 2007, Liao Xin, a teacher from Chongqing 18 Middle School, was taken away by the waves while taking photos in yehliu geopark. Yehliu Park is full of various forms washed out by the sea, with rugged rocks and waves lapping on the shore. But as long as you don't risk crossing the red cordon, it's still safer.

Accident 18:

In April 2007, Alishan Bridge broke.

On April 5, 2007/kloc-0, the bamboo bridge in Alishan Scenic Area broke unexpectedly, causing minor injuries to1/person. It is reported that a group of tourists were playing and taking pictures on the bamboo bridge. The bamboo bridge was overwhelmed and broke. Everyone fell into a valley three meters deep and was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment. Many people have broken bones, but fortunately they are not life-threatening.