In the Indonesian game, athlete Zhang Zhijie suddenly fell to the ground and died, what a pity! This is not only his personal misfortune, but also a big event that the sports world needs to pay attention to. The official said that he had been to the hospital for treatment before. However, we do not know the details of the initial emergency after the fainting, as well as the response of the medical staff and the organizers. There are many problems reflected in this incident, and it is worth pondering.
The lack of golden rescue time
Zhang Zhijie fainted, and the reaction and method of saving people are really important. Did you know? The first four to six minutes after an accident are called "golden rescue time", and first aid during this period is very important. Unfortunately, it seems that no useful first aid was made at the scene of this accident. The safety of athletes is definitely the most important, but Zhang Zhijie's incident makes us understand that at least at that time, this issue has not been paid enough attention.
The medical staff in the hospital are our saviors. They are well-trained and experienced, and they can see what is wrong at a glance and rescue them immediately. If a patient is neglected because of rules or other reasons, they will be to blame. When it comes to an emergency, doctors must not stick to any rules and put human life first.
Organisers have to make sure that the event runs smoothly, such as being prepared for the unexpected, and having enough medical staff on hand! If Zhang Zhijie doesn't handle that matter well, then you have to take responsibility
Running competitions generally have rules, and they are quite exciting. But if there is a real accident, should we take life first as the principle? For example, in the case of the China-Pakistan falling into the river, if there is no timely rescue because of abiding by the rules, then this rule is a bit of a problem, and it has to be reconsidered and modified?
It's really distressing to see the situation of Zhang Zhijie's family and fans! They are not only the loss of a loved one or a friend, but also the anger and frustration that no one can help them in time. It takes a long time for this wound to heal.
Like the Badminton World Championships, it is their responsibility to design and promote globally harmonized sports safety rules. Why? If it is really caused by the lack of medical assistance, as Zhang Zhijie did, then those who engage in international sports activities should also take some responsibility and think about how to improve the safety of global sports competitions.
Do we all want the game to be fair, safe, and organized? But Zhang Zhijie's incident is a big surprise: there are also potential safety hazards in larger international events. This gap between expectations and reality not only makes people lose trust in the competition, but also makes us think carefully about how to protect the safety of the players.
Zhang Zhijie's case is not an isolated phenomenon, we have to learn from it! More doctors need to be trained, emergency plans should be improved, and unreliable regulations should be changed. Only in this way can similar things happen again next time.