A man accidentally fell off a cliff while climbing a mountain in a scenic spot in Fujian. How to strengthen safety precautions in places prone to accidents?

On March 4, 2022, a thrilling event happened in Wuyishan, Fujian. A man accidentally slipped and fell off a cliff while climbing a mountain in a scenic spot. At that time, a female tourist turned back, and the tourists behind just took this video. Therefore, if you want to strengthen safety precautions in this very accident-prone place, you must be careful when walking, preferably squatting, especially in some slippery places. Don't go to this dangerous place if you don't have a strong sense of safety.

1. A man accidentally slipped and fell off a cliff while climbing a mountain in a scenic spot in Fujian.

According to the shooting of the woman in the video, it can be seen that this section of the road is difficult to walk. All tourists have to kneel or sit down and move forward slowly in order to arrive safely. Because this road is a path cut on a cliff, it is very narrow, but now when this woman looks back and shoots, she can't help shouting that a tourist behind her is standing too high. As a result, the sound was still there, and the tourist accidentally slipped and almost hit the tourist in front. Fortunately, the tourists here hid in the cliff and were not hit. However, the man slipped down the cliff, and other tourists were so scared that they shouted and called the police at the first time.

Second, where accidents are prone, how to strengthen protection?

For this accident-prone place, the scenic spot should have installed a protective fence long ago, or set the road more flat to allow more space for tourists to pass, so as to ensure the smooth passage of tourists. Tourists should also strengthen their awareness of prevention when walking in such accident-prone places. It is best not to walk upright when you should be squatting, especially when the weather is bad. Later, the man was also successfully rescued, but his leg was still injured to varying degrees. He was transported to the mountain for medical treatment that night, and his vital signs were relatively good.