Hainan Officials Warn Tourists Not to Fight Monkeys
Authorities in Hainan, China, advised tourists not to enter tropical forests or fight with monkeys in tourist areas, emphasizing the island remains safe for travelers. No incidents involving foreign tourists and wild animals have been recorded.
Consensus
- Authorities in Hainan advised tourists not to enter deep tropical forests.
- Authorities in Hainan advised tourists not to fight with monkeys in tourist areas.
- Hainan is considered a safe destination for travelers.
- No incidents involving foreign tourists and wild animals have been reported on Hainan.
Points of divergence
- An incident occurred in Adygea where a privately kept monkey attacked an 84-year-old woman and her 39-year-old grandson, resulting in the woman's death. The monkey belonged to the woman's granddaughter, and the attack happened when she came to feed it. — vedomosti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Hainan authorities asked tourists not to fight with monkeys — Ведомости
- On Hainan, tourists were urged not to fight with monkeys — Вести