Slogan leads to death.

Flash floods in Pengzhou killed seven people and destroyed the iron fence. Bian Xiao thinks that the wires must have been damaged by tourists. After all, these barbed wire fences were built by local villagers in conjunction with other workers, and local villagers know that this place is prone to mudslides and flash floods, so local villagers naturally will not go. Therefore, only tourists destroy these wires in order to punch in famous scenic spots, but it is not particularly serious, tearing an entrance.

The original purpose of barbed wire is to protect this place, which does not mean that people are not allowed to go to this scenic spot. Because there have been many casualties and many news reports, in order to protect the lives of other young friends and other friends, this place will be blocked. However, some people don't believe in evil, and it is itchy to see other netizens posting the beautiful scenery here. They simply made an aisle and went to the water's edge to play, regardless of the slogan and the iron fence next to them.

However, it is precisely because these tourists did not inspect the geographical location of this scenic spot in advance, nor did they inspect the news of this scenic spot, so this incident will happen, which can be said to be very sad. The most infuriating thing is that before the flash floods came, the managers warned these tourists and even used a condescending attitude, but they didn't get the attention of these tourists. The tourists thought they didn't hear it after hearing it, which finally led to this tragic event.

So everyone must follow the advice. Is there such a saying in life? Listen to people advise to eat enough? It is no problem to listen to other people's opinions, and other people's suggestions can also play a certain warning role. If these tourists had listened to the managers, the casualties would not have happened in time. Besides, everyone must pay attention to these slogans, just to remind everyone that if everyone doesn't read them, what's the use of asking for them?