Isolation girl tortures city security

On March 22, 2013, heavy rain fell in Changsha city. Yang Lijun, a senior student at Beijing University for Nationalities, accidentally fell into an uncovered sewer in Changsha city and was immediately swept away by turbulent water flow. His whereabouts are unknown so far. Search and rescue work has so far been completed. It is still in progress and it is not over yet. It will not give up search and rescue operations until the exact result is obtained.

There will be missing manhole covers on each city's roads. However, not every warning mark will appear next to each hole. When such a tragedy occurs, each of us may hope that this is the last one to be swallowed by a manhole. people. Indeed, if such a thing will happen in the future, and how terrible it will be to think about it, such things can happen again and again. Is our city's security protecting citizens' safety? Even if the storm is draining quickly, warning signs or personnel reminders should be set up beside them instead of watching the tragedy.

In the United States, any citizen who finds a manhole cover missing on the street can go to the court to sue officials responsible for city management. Under this kind of universal supervision, the U.S. municipalities did not dare to neglect the manhole cover management. Public safety is not divided into different countries. Yang Lijun's tragedy may be repeated in any one person. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the government to supervise everyone. The key to the problem is how to chase it. Furong District, Changsha City, has begun to install protective nets for the wells under the jurisdiction of the municipal government. This protective measure is expected to be promoted within the entire city of Changsha. If every remedial measure is at the expense of life, is this not too difficult to accept?

It can be said that Yang Lijun’s misfortune is a shame for urban security. Whether this can cause the attention of relevant parties is worth looking forward to.