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【Sea and River Safety Talk】Tigers don’t bite every time!

2017-03-19View Original

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I saw a news story today about that wildlife park that was a topic of discussion last year; again, tourists got out of their vehicles to see the tigers. Have people already forgotten what happened last year so quickly? A similar phenomenon occurs in safety management work as well; everyone, please share your thoughts on _________-----------------////------ We welcome active participation from everyone in the tourism section’s 【Spring Has Arrived at Haichuan Chemical】 sharing event ==
Reply #22017-03-19
People who are willing to risk their lives really are impossible to stop!
Reply #32017-03-19
Beijing News Quick Update (Reporter: Zeng Jinqiu; Field Reporter: Chen Weicheng) Today, some netizens posted pictures claiming that in the self-driving area of Beijing Wildlife Park, some people refused to listen to warnings and got out of their vehicles. Staff at the Beijing Wildlife Park said that the photos circulating online of people getting out of a car during a self-driving tour indeed come from the park’s white tiger area. The Beijing Public Security Bureau posted on Weibo to warn: Tigers don’t eat plants! One of the photos shared by netizens showed a man in gray standing outside a white car with two children on a forest road, with the windows of a black car in front open. In another photo, five or six people are standing outside the car. Subsequently, a staff member surnamed Jiang from the marketing department of Beijing Wildlife Park told a reporter from The Beijing News that the environment shown in the online photos was indeed the white tiger area of the wildlife park. However, the park is still investigating whether the tourists got out of the vehicle despite being advised not to. At 11 a.m., Beijing Public Security Bureau’s official Weibo account “Peaceful Beijing” shared the photo and wrote: Can’t all these bloody lessons still not wake you up? At the self-driving area of Beijing Wildlife Park, a family got out of the car several times, and staff members warned them twice. “Ping An Beijing reminds once again: Tigers are not herbivores!!! According to staff at the Beijing Wildlife Park, the park is divided into three areas for visitors: a walking area, a self-driving area, and a área for experiencing wild animals up close; the area dedicated to white tigers falls under the self-driving area. Visitors are not allowed to get out of their cars in this self-driving park; staff are stationed at each stop to dissuade them from doing so, but it is permitted for visitors to open the car windows or sunroofs while exploring.
Reply #42017-03-19
Last year, the incident of a tiger biting a person at Beijing Badaling Wildlife Park was terrifying, and recently there was another incident involving black bears surrounding a vehicle. At noon on February 26, a car in the Badaling Wildlife Park in Beijing had its window opened by mistake in the area inhabited by black bears, leading to the bears surrounding the vehicle with their paws inside. According to netizen “JenniferSalvatore,” “It’s really dangerous!” ! At the Badaling Wildlife Park, there was a white vehicle in front; a child was sitting in the back. The window was left slightly open, and the bear reached in with its paws. Frightened, the child might have pressed the wrong button, causing the window to open further, allowing the bear to get in – it was extremely dangerous! It’s clearly forbidden to open the windows, so why don’t they listen? ”It is reported that driving with the windows down is prohibited in that area; zoo staff arrived promptly and asked the vehicle to leave immediately to prevent any accidents.
Reply #52017-03-19
It is estimated that after the incident, the tiger’s life improved, and it became too lazy to eat humans anymore.
Reply #62017-03-19
Some people think that’s how tigers are
Reply #72017-03-19
A 22-year-old man from New Delhi, India, entered the cage of a white tiger while visiting a local zoo on Tuesday; believing he was under the influence of alcohol, he was killed by the tiger. The moment before his death, his panic in front of the tiger was exposed. A man jumped down from the barrier and squatted down by the wall; the tiger then rushed over to the man. It seemed as though the man was trying to reason with the tiger, but the tiger didn’t understand and pounced on him. The man fell to the ground, protecting himself with his hands, while the tiger looked around. In the end, however, the tiger really didn’t understand the man’s reasoning and killed him. It was later learned that the man had drunk too much and jumped into the tiger enclosure; it’s only by being reckless that one ends up in such a situation. The man’s body was carried out by staff.
Reply #82017-03-19
Those who don’t follow the rules will eventually be eaten by tigers.

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