Instructor forces tourist onto zipline in Dagestan

An instructor in Dagestan sent a tourist on a zip line by kicking her leg.

Consensus

The incident occurred in the Sulak Canyon in Dagestan.
A woman arrived with her husband and initially agreed to go on the zipline.
She became afraid before the jump and tried to withdraw her consent.
Three instructors did not allow her to leave and brought her in a harness to the edge of the platform.
One of the instructors kicked her leg.
The entire event was filmed by another instructor.
Videos of similar forced zipline launches are regularly posted on social media by organizers.
These videos are used for promotional purposes.
The zipline ride costs around 7,000 rubles.
The swing over the abyss costs 5,000 rubles.
A full-day tour of the canyon costs 25,000 rubles.
People are demanding accountability for the instructors.

The instructor kicked her foot, which was used to brace against the platform edge. — vm
The incident occurred on September 28, as reported by Baza. — vm
A separate incident in India involving a zipline failure in July is mentioned, with a man falling 12 meters due to a broken lock. — vm