A girl was killed in Huashan. How should tourist attractions strengthen safety management?

Recently, a piece of news has occupied people's attention. A girl was killed while traveling alone in Huashan. The suspected man surrendered and claimed that he robbed the girl and then killed her. The family believes there are loopholes in safety management and seeks compensation from the scenic spot. Therefore, the work of strengthening safety management in tourist attractions needs to continue to be deepened. To prevent the occurrence of potential crises, we must control it from the source, pay attention to every detail, conduct timely analysis and prediction, and take various preventive measures.

First of all, correctly guide and restrict the tourist behavior in the scenic area to prevent unsafe behaviors from causing accidents. For example, ignoring various safety warnings, crossing safety fences, climbing at will, and approaching dangerous water sources; during the tour, failing to comply with relevant safety regulations and failing to follow prescribed operations; not smoking in designated smoking areas, or in areas where fires are prohibited. Cigarette butts are littered in scenic spots.

Secondly, operators of tourist facilities and equipment are required to operate in strict accordance with the regulations to prevent accidents caused by illegal operations. For example, accidents such as improper operation causing drifting boats to capsize, passenger ropeways to stop operating, and amusement machinery to cause injuries.

Then, do a good job in public security within the scenic area, prevent the occurrence of crimes such as theft and robbery, avoid causing personal injury or property loss to tourists, and promptly ban "pornography, gambling, drugs" and other social activities Undesirable phenomena, and crack down on various illegal and criminal activities such as forced buying and selling, extortion, beating and insulting tourists, etc. in accordance with the law.

Finally, pay attention to other factors and environments that may cause danger. After clarifying various safety management objects, the key lies in the identification of risk factors. Identifying hazards is the primary task of safety management. If you do not know what hazards there are, you cannot take targeted preventive measures. Without prevention, accidents will inevitably happen. Scenic spots must take timely measures to deal with identified dangers, and if necessary, use signs to remind tourists to pay attention.