According to the official WeChat account "Ping An Kulun" of the Kulun Banner Public Security Bureau in Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, on May 18, the Kulun Banner Joint Working Group issued the "Circular on the Puncture of Yinshawan Desert Off-road Vehicle Tire" on May 17, saying that it was ascertained:
Bu, a villager in Zhuzhan Gacha in Kulun Town, dissatisfied with the rolling of his own cultivated land by an off-road vehicle that had entered his previous farmland, buried two pointed iron objects made in advance on the Bengacha collective land outside the Yinshawan scenic spot and near his own cultivated land at 19:00 on May 3, 2023. On the afternoon of May 4, an off-road enthusiast drove by, causing the tire of the vehicle to be punctured.
Now the case has been solved by the public security organs, and the offender Bu has been given an administrative punishment in accordance with the law.
After verification and identification, the matter involved three off-road vehicles of nine tires, eight tires were repaired with a total cost of 240 yuan, and the other could not repair the loss of 600 yuan, and the owner of the damaged car has received civil compensation.
Previously reported
Recently, a video circulated on the Internet that a desert off-road scenic spot was buried with triangular nails under the sand, piercing the tires of many cars, causing netizens to pay attention. The photographer said that the video was shot in the Yinshawan Scenic Area of Kulunqi, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
Screenshot of the video transmitted online
The video shows multiple off-road vehicles parked at the scene, and a rider with a shovel is moving the vehicle out of the bunker. Someone in the video said that the cars came in with tickets, "and now they are made like this." Another said that three cars with 12 tires and then scrapped one, "all dried up". The video shows a man digging out multiple triangular nails from under the sand, the nails are about 20 centimeters long, and the person in the video said that it is estimated that the nails are buried about 1 meter deep, "not damaged".
Screenshot of the video transmitted online
Screenshot of the video transmitted online
On May 6, the Culun Banner Joint Working Group issued the "Notes on the Puncture of Tires of Yinshawan Desert Off-road Vehicles", saying that on the afternoon of May 4, some tourists reported that self-driving off-road vehicles were pierced by "triangular iron" tires in the Yinshawan scenic area. After receiving the report, the public security, cultural tourism and other departments jointly set up a working group to conduct in-depth on-site investigation and handling. After verification, the scene of the incident was located on the sandy ground 100 meters east of 27 kilometers of the X208 connector of Kulunqi, within the barbed wire fence on the north side of the road, 2.4 kilometers away from the scenic spot. The fence at the site was broken, and two pointed iron objects were found on the sand, which were punctured tires of off-road vehicles. A total of 3 off-road vehicles were punctured in their tires. At present, the cause of the incident is under in-depth investigation, and the possible illegal issues will be seriously dealt with in accordance with the law, and the follow-up situation will be announced to the public in a timely manner.
According to public information, Kulun Yinsha Bay is a tourist area dominated by desert tourism, where the sand peaks and hills and ravines are undulating, like rolling waves, and the momentum is spectacular, forming a unique desert secret place, known as the first desert in Northeast China. Yinshawan Scenic Area highlights the local characteristics of Kulun and highlights the unique natural ecological advantages of deserts, waters, grasslands and other local areas. Because of its unique natural ecological advantages, it is rich in outdoor activities such as desert sports, adventure crossing, outdoor experience, and desert camping. Because of the unique conditions, Yinshawan Scenic Area has held a number of automotive sand off-road track races.
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Source: Morning News