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During the summer vacation, many people use their vacation time to travel around. Many tourists who have been to Chiang Mai, Thailand, have probably playedJungle JumpThis is a local specialty tourism project.

However, recently, some Chinese citizens experienced this popular project.He was unfortunately killed in an accident.

It was reported that on August 1, an accident occurred at a jungle flying attraction in Chiang Mai, Thailand.A large tree fell and hit the cableway, causing a Chinese couple to fall from a height of 15 meters.44 years oldThe woman died on the way to the hospital, and the 46-year-old man suffered multiple fractures and was sent to a local hospital.

at present,Thailand discusses compensation with Chinese Consulate General in Chiang MaiIt is recommended that Chinese tourists be reminded to pay attention to the warnings for jungle flying projects to ensure their safety.

△ Screenshot of local media reports in Thailand

It is reported that the accident occurred at the suspension bridge area of ​​Jungle Flight Chiang Mai in Doi Saket District, Chiang Mai Province. Local police investigators pointed out that the couple was returning from the last experience point and when they arrived at the suspension bridge,A big tree next to them suddenly fell down and hit them, causing them to fall from a height of 15 meters.

There was neither strong wind nor rain at the time of the incident, but according to preliminary inferences,The tree fell without any warning, probably because of the heavy rain that had lasted for several days, which caused the soil to slide.

It is understood that the couple traveled to Thailand with their son, but the son did not participate in this tourism project.

In addition, both tourists purchased travel accident insurance before experiencing the jungle flying. The upper limit of personal accident insurance is 500,000 baht (about 100,000 RMB), and the accidental death insurance limit is 1 million baht (about 200,000 RMB).

Recently, there are still many places in the country that have frequent heavy rains, which may causeDisasters such as waterlogging, mountain torrents, mud-rock flows, and landslides.This type of secondary disaster is delayed.Trees are very likely to break and fall after being hit by strong winds and heavy rains.

For example, recently, a heavy rain and strong winds caused trees to fall on Guangyuan West Road in Yuexiu District.A moving car was unfortunately crushed, trapping three people inside.Fortunately, he was rescued by fire rescue personnel who arrived in time.

Photo/Guangzhou Daily New Flower City Reporter: Qiu Weirong Correspondent: Fire and Publicity

With the arrival of summer vacation, people travel more frequently. Especially in summer, severe convective weather such as strong winds, heavy rains, lightning and thunder are frequent. What should we pay attention to when engaging in outdoor activities?01

Before departure, you must make good preparations. These mainly include:

1. Collect and understand the route information in detail, pay attention to the length and difficulty of the route, whether it matches your physical fitness and experience, understand the water source conditions and descent routes along the way, how to arrive and leave, etc.;

2. Carefully prepare supplies, including water, food, clothing, communication, navigation, lighting and other equipment;

3. Be physically and mentally prepared, exercise regularly, and maintain physical strength. Relax your mind, be tolerant and open-minded, don't get entangled, and don't be paranoid;

4. Make emergency preparations, purchase accident insurance, and carry emergency items, such as medicine kits, whistles, knives, candies, etc.;

5. Pay close attention to weather changes and make timely adjustments.

When walking, be sure to follow the obvious road signs and never try to open up new paths or take shortcuts.

1. Follow experienced leaders and partners, travel together, and never act alone;

2. Always pay attention to the conditions of the mountain roads to prevent tripping and falling; pay attention to your own and your partner's physical reactions, adjust, rest, and replenish in time, do what you can, and don't try to be too strong.

Report your plans and whereabouts to the people left behind or your family and keep communication open.

If you get lost in the wild, you should wait for your teammates to find you and whistle for help. If no one comes to rescue you, you should return the way you came and never explore the way forward on your own. If necessary, you should seek help as soon as possible.

Source: Guangzhou Daily, compiled from Jinguan News, Shanghai News Radio, Guangzhou Emergency Management, @Central Meteorological Observatory, Shenzhen Mountaineering and Outdoor Sports Association