Core Viewpoint - Recent incidents in tourist rafting activities highlight significant safety risks associated with natural disasters, particularly during the rainy season, emphasizing the need for improved safety measures and risk assessments by tourist attractions [1][3][6]. Group 1: Incident Overview - A tourist, Ms. Zhang, experienced a dangerous situation while rafting in Henan, where sudden heavy rain caused the river to become muddy and turbulent, leading to a near-capsize of the raft [1][3]. - Other tourists faced similar perilous conditions, with the river's water level rising rapidly due to heavy rainfall and mudflow from nearby mountains [3][5]. - In a separate incident in Guizhou, a mother and child were rescued after their raft capsized in strong currents, showcasing the urgent need for effective rescue operations in such scenarios [5]. Group 2: Safety Responsibilities - Tourist attractions are primarily responsible for ensuring visitor safety and must conduct thorough risk assessments to identify potential hazards before receiving guests [6][7]. - Experts stress the importance of monitoring weather warnings and taking proactive measures, such as closing attractions during severe weather, to mitigate risks [9][11]. - The effectiveness of on-site personnel in responding to emergencies is crucial, as their decisive actions can significantly reduce risks during critical situations [9].