甘肃省双石门溝景区26日发生山洪灾害，造成25人罹难[1]。国家防灾减災救災委员会对此事件实施掛牌督辦[1]。这一事件引发了对景区应急管理的质疑。
事发时现场约有200人以上聚集，驻扎着大约60辆车[1]。大雨下了约半小时后，仅有10辆车成功逃出[1]。双石门溝景区是夏季徒步旅行者和露营者的热门景区，设有收费[1]。景区内并无安保巡逻人员，景区也没有向游客提前发出预警[1]。灾害发生前，当地气象台、应急管理局等机构曾连续发布3次强降雨、山洪预警，景区管委会收到了相关预警[1]。
A flash flood struck the Shuangshimen Gorge scenic area in Gansu Province on August 26, resulting in 25 deaths.[1] The National Committee for Disaster Prevention, Mitigation and Relief has launched a special supervision and investigation into the incident.[1]
The tragic event unfolded at a fee-paying popular tourist destination frequented by summer hikers and campers.[1] Approximately 200 visitors and over 60 vehicles were present at the site when heavy rain fell for roughly 30 minutes, yet only about 10 vehicles managed to escape.[1] The scenic area employed no security patrol personnel and failed to issue advance warnings to visitors despite receiving multiple alerts.[1]
Local meteorological authorities and emergency management agencies had issued three separate warnings for heavy rainfall and flash floods prior to the disaster.[1] The scenic area management committee received these related warnings.[1] However, the alert system ultimately proved insufficient to prevent the tragedy, raising questions about whether the disaster reflected a failure in hazard communication and emergency preparedness rather than natural causes alone.