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why don't black runs have a mesh to cushion the impact of a fall? The man died in the intensive care unit of Ivano-Frankivsk after hitting a tree on the highway in Bukovel. On whose conscience is his death?
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In Italy, in Santa Caterina and Bormio, nets are not everywhere. Yes, and the grid can fly over with "luck". That is, it cannot be said that the resort is 100% responsible for your life. We have to look at the specific situation.
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answered 15 years ago
Skiing is an entertainment of increased danger. The athlete himself is primarily responsible for his own health. Expenses - insurance company.
If the slopes of a ski resort are open for skiing, then they comply with the norms. If you think that they do not comply, then go to court with a claim against the owner.
If the slopes of a ski resort are open for skiing, then they comply with the norms. If you think that they do not comply, then go to court with a claim against the owner.
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answered 15 years ago
people themselves, according to Darwin, take part in natural selection, run across roads in front of cars, get drunk and fall asleep in the cold, etc. If a person, having overestimated his abilities, climbed onto a black track, then who is to blame?
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answered 15 years ago
1. At the expense of the grid, you are right that there really should be protection. In the same Clear, Low Tatras, there are nets on all red and slightly difficult areas of blue.
2. A person skating should understand that skiing and skiing is not only an increased danger for themselves but also for others. It is tragic with the marriage of culture.
3. To mitigate injuries and come up with helmets, masks and protections.
P.S. And you need to consider each case separately (maybe he was drunk, someone cut, bad track, inability to ride and many options).
2. A person skating should understand that skiing and skiing is not only an increased danger for themselves but also for others. It is tragic with the marriage of culture.
3. To mitigate injuries and come up with helmets, masks and protections.
P.S. And you need to consider each case separately (maybe he was drunk, someone cut, bad track, inability to ride and many options).
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answered 15 years ago
I agree with you. Security in Bukovel is zero. There is no ski patrol, a lot of completely "out of control" skiers. I myself suffered in Bukovel in January 2010 from the so-called CROP, as they told me later, I didn’t even have time to notice it, I felt only a strong blow in the back, then a blow to my head on the ice and everything was black before my eyes, then I don’t remember anything when I came I was already on my feet, a 12-year-old boy picked me up and helped me get to the emergency room, this moron who knocked me down did not even stop. As a result, she ended up in the hospital with a concussion, a fracture of the nasal septum and a multiple comminuted fracture of the zygomatic arch with a slight displacement of the fundus wall. I was told that he was rushing down at a crazy speed.
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answered 15 years ago
Rescuers travel all the time, but there are really a lot of crazy people, they need to be controlled somehow. At least a person goes to the black track himself, realizing all the seriousness and estimating his strength. And these devils run around knocking down children.
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answered 15 years ago