Moscow, as the capital of Russia, was supposed to be the safest place. Unexpectedly, last night, a local concert hall in Moscow was attacked by terrorists.
The death toll from this incident has already reached 115, causing great panic among the local population in Moscow.
In particular, many Chinese expatriates in Russia are based in Moscow.
When they heard the news, they all sensed the danger, fearing that Moscow would be attacked again, and wanted to fly back home as soon as possible.
Unexpectedly, the air tickets that were more than 2,000 and less than 3,000 yesterday suddenly skyrocketed to 10,000 or 20,000 today, and even the first-class cabin rose to more than 50,000.
Such a price is indeed not worth mentioning compared to life, but such a price is not something that every Chinese person in Russia can afford.
You must know that this period is not the peak tourist season recently, and there are not many people who travel to Russia, but more people who study or work in Russia.
Many of these people are not very financially well, and they cannot afford the high air tickets.
However, the airlines took advantage of the fear of returning home in Russia and suddenly raised the price to the current price.
In fact, during the Spring Festival this year, Hainan flights back to the mainland have also skyrocketed. It's just that it's taking advantage of people's rush to get back to work, and it won't involve life.
But this time Moscow is different, it is a terrorist attack, it is a threat to human life.
It is really out of time for airlines to raise prices at this time, and it is a bit of a national hard to make money.
It really shouldn't be!
But when some netizens in China saw this price, they didn't have any sympathy at all, but gloated, and shouted that the price had risen too little, and it should have risen to one million per ticket.
Why do they hate these people so much?
It's not patriotism, it's full of hatred of the rich.
In their inherent concept, they think that those who can go abroad must be rich, and they deserve to encounter such dangers abroad, but they forget that these people are actually their compatriots, and they also forget that many of these people are not rich people, but just people who go to the local area to study, work or travel.
These people actually don't have much money, and they earn hard-earned money.
But their lives are the same as ours, and their identities are the same as ours, they are all Chinese.
In the face of such compatriots, do we really have to be so cold-blooded, so indifferent, and not sympathetic, hoping that they can be safe?
Fortunately, those netizens who gloated are only a part, and most netizens still sympathize with the suffering of Chinese people in Moscow, and also hate these airlines that take the opportunity to raise prices.
To be honest, it is a very reasonable thing for airlines to raise prices, especially when air tickets are tight, but what should it be divided into, if it is the tourist season, the price increase is understandable, but at this critical juncture that may threaten life, the price increase is to make money and kill people.
It is no wonder that many netizens also do not understand the airline's price increase this time, complaining that the Chinese are in danger abroad, but the airline has become a stumbling block.
Some netizens also appealed to everyone not to go abroad, but to stay safe in China.
Unfortunately, some people don't want to go abroad or leave their hometowns, but life forces them to go abroad for work or business.
What's more, how could these people have predicted such a terrorist attack in Moscow?
No one could have predicted that Moscow, the capital of Russia and supposed to be the safest place, would suffer the most devastating terrorist attack that Russia has suffered since 2004.
Now these people can only stay in Moscow, hoping that they will be safe and sound, and they will not be subjected to terrorist attacks!
I don't know what netizens think of airlines taking the opportunity to raise prices?
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