The American men's ticket escape entered the Italian volcano selfie, and it fell to the crater!

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

Intern Yang Xingnan

According to the Guardian reported on July 12, a man in the United States accidentally fell when he took a selfie in the Vesu Veter Pass in Italy and fell into the crater. Afterwards, the police found that the man was the scenic spot where the ticket escape.

Vesuway Volcano (source: Daily Mail)

It is reported that the man was 23 years old. When he was in the incident, he and his family traveled to Italy and went to the Vesuway volcano in Naples. But after arriving at the volcano, neither he and his family bought tickets, and decided to bypass the tourist channel and move from a path of "prohibiting tourists from entering" to the crater.

In order to take a better picture, the man climbed to the crater at the top of the volcano. At the time of the incident, he was taking a selfie, but the phone fell into the crater. The man wanted to pick up his mobile phone, but lost his balance. He also fell into the crater and rolled down a few meters.

After the incident, the staff of the Vesuway volcano rushed to the scene and pulled the man out of the man with a rope. The police then arrived and opened the helicopter for rescue. The man's arm and back were suffered slightly.

The Italian police said that the path that men took were marked as "prohibited through" because of extreme danger. The man and family will be charged.

This was not Naples's first tourist fell in the crater. In September 2017, a 11 -year -old boy and his parents fell into a crater in Naples and died unfortunately.

The Vesu Volcanic volcano is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. Historically, the Vesuway volcano destroyed the famous Pompeii ancient city of Pompeii due to a large eruption in 79 AD. It was only 80 years away from the last time.

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