Seven donkey friends in Guangdong were washed away and three people drowned. How did this accident happen?

Sometimes accidents can't be avoided, so what each of us should do is to avoid some unnecessary accidents. Flood is the most terrible natural disaster. Its arrival will sometimes destroy our homes and sometimes lead to the destruction of our families. You can imagine how terrible floods are. People are always so helpless and fragile when they encounter these natural disasters, so now we also have a high awareness of prevention. Although we can't stop the flood, we can avoid the losses caused by the flood, but some people always have no awareness of prevention, and it is said that if they don't listen to good words, they will suffer.

Just recently, an accident happened in Yingde, Guangdong. It is understood that 12 tourists entered the reserve without authorization, and finally 7 people were washed away due to flash floods, and 3 of them were unfortunately drowned. Many netizens said it was really terrible. There must be a reason not to let them in. Just enter this place without authorization. Something's wrong.

The thing is, there were tourists from Foshan, Guangdong, and 12 tourists entered Shimentai Nature Reserve in Hengshitang Town, yingde city without permission. Because Shimentai is a national nature reserve, the staff also set up a large number of warning signs on the road section of Shimentai Nature Reserve to persuade tourists not to play in the reserve, but it seems that these people did not see the warning signs. Still resolutely went in to play, just because the weather was not very stable at that time, and because of the sudden change of weather at that time, it rained heavily, which eventually led to the water in the stream filling up quickly and the water in the upper reaches also came down. The last seven people were washed away by the flood, and three of them drowned.

This is another blood lesson. I hope that when you go out to play, don't go to places where warning signs are set up. For yourself, for others, and for the respect of the scenic spot. Safety always comes first.