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Someone can do a study of how many happen during daytime and in cellphone range, and how many involve tourists...

As far as I know, the tourist died in hospital and it could have been the case that he could have been saved with help arriving fast, which is not possible without cellphone reception.A Swiss tourist died during the accident. Ironically cellphone reception played a massive role in alerting authorities and medical rescue to this tragedy as quickly as possible, which is the point. The incident happened out of cellphone range but obviously the app used for social media enabled the message to get out as soon as the first witness could reach signal.
Is this a personal view or is there more substance to support it?
graham wrote: ↑Sun Jan 12, 2020 3:00 pm
Is this a personal view or is there more substance to support it?
If this is correct, then there is probably enough in the regulations on photography and filming to counter it. (And xx better watch out before attempting any more live streaming from waterholes)
More so, Sanparks have the resources to set up a sightings app of there own. They have the brand and access to customers. If done properly, LS will soon fade into oblivion. Load the app at the gate, emergency numbers all there, get weather forecasts for the region you are in, notifications of road closures, a reminder when gate closing times change ...... a lot of possibilities.