Scary! Tourists from Beijing Wildlife Park got out of the car without authorization and rushed to the tiger group, and the park has called the police

On October 23, in the self-driving tour area of Beijing Wildlife Park, a tourist suddenly got out of the car and rushed to the tiger group. This scene was filmed by tourists in the rear, and after being posted to social platforms, it triggered heated discussions, and many netizens shouted danger and questioned why it was so difficult for tourists to abide by the rules?

According to witnesses, yesterday afternoon, in the self-driving tour area of the Beijing Wildlife Park, a tourist wearing a dark down jacket got out of the car without permission, did not heed the persuasion of the park staff, and rushed to the tiger group. I saw him sitting on his stomach in front of the 7 white tigers, and a voice came from his mouth, "The distance is a little far, I don't know if he is imitating the tiger's cry or crying." Some of the 7 white tigers squatted in front of the tourist, and some wandered back and forth, without making aggressive movements. Four or five staff members arrived at the scene to dissuade another tourist who wanted to catch up, constantly urging him to return to the car. One of the staff members also brought tools such as ladders.

"Everyone was shocked," said one visitor who witnessed it, "and later, we were driven away by the staff, but we heard a few noises." Not sure what happened, was anyone or tiger injured. ”

In this regard, the reporter contacted the Beijing Wildlife Park. The staff responded that yesterday afternoon, the park had already called the police. At present, the police are investigating, and the follow-up situation is subject to the police notification.

Previously, there were incidents in Beijing Wild Animal Park where tourists got off the bus without authorization in the self-driving tour area. The park staff explained that the self-driving tour area in the park is mainly for tourists to watch wild animals from a distance, allowing tourists to "drive the window and open the skylight" to sightseeing, but not allowing tourists to get off the bus. According to reports, the self-driving tour area of Beijing Wild Animal Park adopts five layers of safety protection technology. In the beast exhibition area, the park has effectively isolated the beasts from tourists and staff through hidden isolation measures, but due to the exquisite design, tourists basically do not feel the existence of isolation measures. Each section of the park is equipped with safety officers to patrol and remind tourists at any time.

Source Beijing Daily Client | Reporter Chu Yingshuo

Edited by Wang Qiong

Process Editor Liu Weili