Marathon accident: Will the Meteorological Bureau bear part of the responsibility if it doesn't mention the cold air transit information?

The extreme weather in Gansu Baiyin Marathon resulted in 2 1 of more than 70 athletes dying, with a mortality rate of 12%. In a sports competition, such a huge casualty can be said to be a very serious accident.

Afterwards, I learned that in this marathon accident, the local meteorological department did not give the warning information of extreme weather before the game, so will the local meteorological bureau participate in this marathon accident?

Personally, the meteorological bureau should not be responsible for this.

The weather forecast information can only be used as a reference. Although science and technology are developed now, it is still difficult to predict the weather accurately. The current weather forecast is made by meteorological satellites in space, which broadens our horizons and can predict the weather in the next 24 hours to some extent.

But in fact, there are many factors that affect the weather, and they change quickly. Even with the help of some high-tech equipment, it is impossible for us to predict the weather very accurately according to the current level of science and technology.

Generally speaking, if our weather forecast can reach 80% accuracy, it will be quite good. Therefore, the weather programs we broadcast on TV can only forecast the weather within 24 hours. Since it is a forecast, it can only be used as a reference, so even if the local meteorological bureau did not make a forecast of extreme weather before the game, it should not be blamed.

The organizers of the contest should make relevant preparations in advance. In Baiyin, Gansu, there are still many athletes taking part in this marathon, which can be said to be a large-scale sports event. For such a large-scale sports event, the organizer should have made preparations for the event in advance, including understanding the weather conditions, so as to cope with emergencies during the event.

Judging from the final result of the competition, it is obvious that the organizers are not professional enough in these aspects. Not only did they not consider that the site was located at a high altitude, but they did not expect to encounter such extreme weather. It can be said that although this marathon accident caused 2 1 person's death, it was by no means a natural disaster, but a man-made disaster caused by inadequate preparation.

The Meteorological Bureau can provide meteorological information for reference. The huge scale of this competition must be well known in the local area, and the local meteorological department should be well aware of it. As a professional meteorological department, even if the organizer did not ask the Meteorological Bureau to provide meteorological information, if the meteorological department could provide meteorological information to the organizer on its own initiative, the sports accident might not have happened.

People need communication and coordination, and departments also need timely communication and coordination, of course, in order to solve problems perfectly. If everyone can actively communicate with others before dealing with problems, I think there will not be so many accidents in the world.

Unfortunately, there is no regret medicine in the world. What has happened, we can only learn from it and draw inferences from it to avoid similar accidents from happening again. This marathon accident is the negative teaching material of all sports events, which deserves our serious summary!