The mayor of Baiyin City responded to the death of 20 people in the mountain marathon. What did he say about this?

To be honest, I didn’t dare to watch the incident of 21 people being killed in the mountain marathon at first, because it was so popular! I learned from other people that the 20 people who were killed this time were all the top 20. I don’t know what the intention was to suddenly bring death to them when they were about to win. Apart from sadness, All that is left in my heart is sadness.

This accident was a complete natural disaster. On a certain route of the marathon, strong winds suddenly rose, hail fell, and there were also some mudslides. The rescuers described that it was quite difficult to rescue under the circumstances at that time, not to mention the exhausted athletes. When faced with such a natural disaster, they might not have time to resist and were swept away by the mudslides. Sweep away. I dare not imagine it, let alone witness it with my own eyes.

After the incident, the mayor of Baiyin City expressed a profound apology to the masses. He said that due to work negligence and extreme weather, the last thing he wanted to see was the obstruction of the 28 contestants. Now he promised to do a good job in the aftermath and give a satisfactory answer to the families of the 20 contestants. At the same time, they will also give an explanation to the masses that they will actively rescue the participating athletes who are currently being rescued.

Although this time the mayor of Baiyin City expressed a profound apology. But I think the reason for this is still due to the sudden change in climate. Therefore, it is impossible to predict that the good weather will suddenly turn violent, and the next hail and heavy rain will be sudden bad weather. Not only the contestants cannot predict it, but even professional weather forecasters may not be able to understand it in advance.

So, although the sadness of the people this time can be understood. But we still have to treat this matter rationally. While we grieve for these athletes, let us not vent our anger unbridled on the staff who are also feeling guilty. They are actually trying their best to rescue the wounded. But this result is not what they want to see.