Why does the scenic spot let a tourist travel for free for life?

Recently, a 47-year-old male tourist accidentally fell into the water in Tengchong Rehai Scenic Area and was rescued by other tourists and scenic area managers. To this end, the scenic spot decided to provide two courageous tourists with free life-long tours of volcanoes and Rehai scenic spots.

Yang Xiao, deputy general manager of Yunnan Tengchong Huoshan Rehai Investment Development Co., Ltd., introduced that on June 5438+065438+1October 2 1 day, a 47-year-old male tourist slipped in the river outside the guardrail while taking a selfie near Xianren Bridge in Rehai Scenic Area. Subsequently, the tourist ignored the safety warning and climbed over the guardrail to pick up items. When crossing, I lost my center of gravity and fell into the river with an average annual temperature of 20-25 degrees in the scenic spot.

After the incident, the scenic spot monitoring center immediately called the nearest management personnel for rescue. On the way, several other enthusiastic tourists with the group called the scenic rescue phone and went to the river to rescue the male tourist.

In less than 5 minutes, the security patrol personnel of the scenic spot rushed to the scene, and then the rescue team of the scenic spot rushed to the scene one after another. After the initial treatment of the injured tourists, the rescue team escorted the tourists to the entrance of the scenic spot with a single frame.

On the same day 17: 00, Tengchong People's Hospital 120 rushed to the scenic spot and sent the injured tourists to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. Diagnosed by Tengchong People's Hospital, the male tourist has no burns. At present, his vital signs are stable and he is undergoing further observation and treatment.

After the incident, the scenic spot immediately made a promise: it will provide two tourists with the opportunity to visit volcanoes and Rehai scenic spots for free for life. Yang Xiao said: "We also feel very warm when we see that tourists can actively help drowning people. This kind of behavior is worth encouraging. "