It's not wrong to be banned for life for running Guangma
On December 18, the Guangzhou Marathon Organizing Committee issued an announcement stating that a man was banned from running the Guangzhou Marathon for life because of a violation of regulations.
The announcement showed that Miao XX entered the track to participate in the 2020 Guangzhou Marathon in violation of the relevant provisions of Article 12 of the "2020 Guangzhou Marathon Competition Rules".
The organizing committee decided to suspend the game and report the decision to the Chinese Athletics Association.
(The Paper, December 21)
Since the beginning of this year, affected by the new crown pneumonia epidemic, many domestic marathons have been delayed or cancelled directly.
The reduction in competitions has made it difficult to find a ticket for popular competitions such as Shanghai and Guangma, so some people almost take part in the competition directly.
The so-called run-off means that the runner enters the track in violation of the rules, does not wear or forge the number bib, and mixes with other participants in the race.
Miao Moumou, the party who ran Guangma this time, must be very fond of marathons, otherwise he would not take the risk.
But love is not an excuse for breaking the rules. Sports enthusiasts should have been more aware of the rules. It is not wrong to be banned from the competition for life by the organizing committee.
Such punishment is responsible to the parties and all participants, and it is necessary to maintain the order of the event.
Marathon is in full swing and can be used as a high-intensity exercise. The threshold is not low.
Today's popular marathon events are often the event pickers.
Many competitions require the runners to provide proof of previous marathon completion during the registration stage. On the one hand, it is to improve the overall level of the runners, on the other hand, it is to ensure that the runners have the ability to complete the event. At the same time, it also requires the runners to promise not to suffer from congenital heart disease, hypertension, etc Diseases not suitable for competition.
These conditions seem to be harsh, but they are actually checking the safety of the players.
Without this review, the runners are very likely to have accidents such as injuries or even sudden death. It can be seen that the runners are not responsible for their own lives while breaking the rules.
Marathon events generally provide insurance for all participants and staff. As runners are not eligible for the competition through formal registration channels, they are not included in the insurance list. Once an accident occurs, the consequences can only be borne by themselves.
It's cool for a while, but the consequences may be unimaginable.
Compared with previous years, the rubbing behavior under the normalization of epidemic prevention and control is particularly harmful.
The safe holding of the event relies on the careful organization of the organizing committee, but it is also inseparable from the active support and cooperation of all runners, such as truthfully providing nucleic acid test reports, reporting personal itineraries, and not going to high-risk areas.
The organizer of the event will require the contestants to provide a negative nucleic acid test report within a few days when picking up the items, which can avoid the infection and spread of the virus to the greatest extent.
The runners cannot actively provide nucleic acid test reports. This is undoubtedly a time bomb. If they carry the new crown virus, not only all the efforts of the organizing committee will fall short, but also tens of thousands of runners and staff will be at risk of infection. Fear.
I think this is also the reason why the organizing committee contacted Miao XX and performed a nucleic acid test on him. Fortunately, the result was negative.
This year's marathon events have been cancelled on a large scale. Some events can be held under the premise of ensuring safety, which is not easy, and the majority of participants and fans should cherish it.
Xia Xiongfei Source: China Youth Daily