1. In light of the recent accident at the Wujie Dam in Nantou, where sudden water release resulted in four deaths, drawing nationwide attention, it is crucial to plan and prepare thoroughly before trips to prevent similar tragedies. Choose legal campsites and avoid dangerous areas like river valleys and bodies of water. When camping in unmanaged areas, pay attention to nearby warning signs. If you see warnings such as "swift currents, whirlpools, undertows, or rising water levels," do not enter the water or set up camp. Some riverbeds may appear shallow but have steep terrain. If flash floods or dam water releases occur, escape routes will be blocked, and even with basic self-rescue skills, the danger remains high.
2. Please use various channels to strengthen publicity regarding the following camping and water play precautions:
(1) Please choose legal campsites.
(2) Slopes and riverbanks are susceptible to weather changes, leading to landslides or rising water levels. Do not camp on riverbeds.
(3) Upstream dams and power plants may release water at any time. Do not enter rivers to ensure your safety.
(4) Maintain a safe distance from riverbeds and the seashore, and choose firm, level ground for camping.
(5) Do not enter the water immediately after drinking and eating to prevent accidents.
(6) Do not rashly enter the water while wearing jeans or shoes.
(7) When playing in the water, do not overexert yourself or overestimate your abilities.