On September 14, a thrilling incident occurred in the Emei Mountain Scenic Area in Leshan, Sichuan, where a tourist was violently besieged by monkeys, and the danger was full of dangers. This has not only attracted widespread attention from tourists, but also triggered deep thinking about the safety and security of scenic spots.
Before getting into the core issue of the article, let's first understand the experience of the person. According to a netizen's revelation on the Shaanxi network "Bailu **", on September 14, he unfortunately became the target of the "monkey attack" in the Emei Mountain Scenic Area, and was besieged by monkeys and bitten. Such an accident makes one wonder who is responsible for the wildlife attack on the tourist in the scenic spot
Tourists buy accident insurance when they enter the attraction, which seems to be a key point in the story. The staff of the scenic spot said that tourists who have purchased accident insurance in the scenic spot can be injected with 4 shots of rabies vaccine free of charge in the scenic hospital once they are bitten by a monkey. This raises a question worth pondering: should scenic spots strengthen safety education for tourists, so that more people realize the importance of purchasing accident insurance?
On the other hand, for tourists who have not purchased accident insurance in the scenic spot, the scenic spot also provides the option of rabies vaccination at their own expense. This undoubtedly provides a kind of safety for tourists, but in the process, is there a better way to communicate and let tourists understand their rights and interests more clearly?
Perhaps, we can think about this from a different perspective. As modern people's pursuit of nature continues to deepen, the opportunities for wildlife to encounter humans are also increasing. In this context, does the scenic spot need to strengthen the control of wildlife to reduce the risk of injury to tourists?This involves an important responsibility for the management of scenic spots.
More worryingly, monkey attacks on tourists are not isolated incidents. What is the reason for the frequent occurrence of such incidents?Is there an imbalance in the ecological balance of wildlife, or is there an inappropriate way for tourists to interact with animals?This requires in-depth research by scenic spots and relevant professionals to come up with more scientific solutions.
The incident sparked a wide discussion on the safety management of scenic spots. The safety and rights of tourists should be more comprehensively and deeply protected. Whether the system of purchasing accident insurance needs to be improved, or the management of scenic spots needs to be strengthened, these problems need to be seriously considered and solved. A visitor's travel experience should not be overshadowed by unexpected events, but should be part of a fond memory.