A vehicle in Baise, Guangxi was hit by falling rocks. How to deal with the aftermath?

Living in cities, high schools should pay attention to preventing falling objects, walking or driving in rural areas or rural streets, and also pay attention to high altitude? Rolling stone? . Recently, a tragedy about high-altitude rolling stones happened in Baise, Guangxi. A car driving on a mountain road was unfortunately hit by a stone rolling down the mountain. After the car was hit, people rolled off the cliff with the car, causing all three people in the car to die. Three people in the car have died unfortunately, but the follow-up work is far from stopping. The first thing to do is to properly arrange the remains of the three people, notify their families, and then contact the insurance company to make claims. In the face of such natural and man-made disasters, the insurance company is the last guarantee before the family breaks up. With insurance claims, I believe we can save a lot of losses for the families of the deceased. After that, the scene of the incident was safely maintained to prevent the falling of rolling stones from happening again through various means. This has happened more than once. Some local departments simply use imaginary steel nets to prevent rolling stones from falling. I wonder if the relevant departments of Baise will take such action. In addition, safety warning signs should be added to remind passing vehicles of the danger at high altitude. If necessary, vehicles are prohibited from passing through the dangerous area in dangerous weather such as rainstorm. In my opinion, in the face of such a sudden disaster, prevention beforehand is more important than treatment afterwards. When rainstorm is dangerous weather prone to mountain disasters, government departments should send more people to stop passing vehicles. The tragedy has happened, and what we have to do is to prevent such a tragedy from happening again. The traffic department should strengthen traffic control in dangerous areas and remind the general public to pay attention to travel safety through broadcasting. Recently, heavy rains have hit the country, and floods and landslides have occurred in many places. Here, I also want to remind the general public that it is best to reduce the number of trips and avoid unnecessary dangers.