Baotuquan handed over more than 60,000 yuan of coins to the finance department. Is this the best way to deal with it?

It can be said that Baotu Spring handed over the coins to the finance, which can be said to be the best way to deal with it. Recently, Baotu Spring, located in Jinan City, has attracted close attention from the society because the park has been closed for three years. More than 60,000 yuan in coins were salvaged. Relevant staff of the scenic area said that tourists are not allowed to throw coins into the water in the scenic area, but some tourists will still throw coins into the water in the name of praying for blessings, and will hand over the salvaged coins of more than 60,000 yuan to the finance department. For coins that have been thrown into the spring pool, the scenic spot will clean up and hand them over as soon as possible. The next step will be to make rectifications and guide tourists to visit the park in a civilized way.

In the context of our traditional culture, the two characters "Quan Qian" can be interchanged. First, the pronunciation is similar, and second, they both have the image of inexhaustible supply. Therefore, visiting the spring to seek wealth has become a performance art for some people. Now this kind of behavior makes Baotu Spring unbearable.

Recently, news that some tourists used homemade tools to fish for coins in spring pools has attracted widespread attention. The scenic spot said that many tourists regard the spring pool as a blessing pool, and coins soaked in water for a long time will cause certain pollution to the water quality. Although there are relevant signs and warning slogans near the spring, and the staff will try to persuade them, coin tossing continues to happen. The scenic spot stated that it will actively make corrections during this time.

Throwing coins to pray for blessings can be called a culture to a certain extent, but once this behavior is done, it will still be judged by the law. In this news, tourists brought their own tools to fish for coins, and they did so for the purpose of keeping them for themselves. This is obviously an act of encroachment. The park should vigorously strengthen supervision. This is an unshirkable responsibility of the scenic spot. But the focus of the problem does not seem to be here. Letting environmental polluters bear corresponding responsibilities and allowing environmental governance to form a fair, effective and sustainable virtuous cycle is what we should pay more attention to.

In this case, simply asking the park to increase its investment in salvage, or blaming those who salvage privately, is not the fundamental way to put an end to coin-tossing. To allow green principles to regulate tourists' uncivilized behavior, we need to rely on the power of the law.

How to effectively implement the principle of who pollutes will be treated in the management of scenic spots? We have judicial experience that can be used for reference. For example, when the procuratorate handles environmental pollution cases, the defendant will be detained after the incident. , the performance of actively repairing the environment can be used as a consideration for assuming liability, and good judicial results have been achieved.

To reduce the occurrence of such incidents, or even eliminate them, requires the cooperation of various forces. Parks must strengthen supervision, and environmental protection departments must also increase law enforcement.