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Shocking moment staffers kick terrified woman's legs away to make her take 260-foot thrill jump
New York Post • • world
Key Points:
- A terrified tourist was forcibly pushed off a 260-foot canyon ledge at the Noh’o attraction in Dagestan, despite her desperate pleas not to jump, with instructors physically kicking her legs to make her fall.
- The incident was recorded by her husband, who appeared to laugh as the woman cried and begged for mercy while the instructors urged her to calm down and comply.
- After surviving the plunge, the woman was asked if she wanted to jump again, to which she firmly refused, expressing her fear.
- An investigation into the conduct of the staff involved is currently underway following widespread criticism of their handling of the situation.
- The event drew comparisons to a fatal accident in Brazil earlier this year, where a woman was thrown off a cliff without safety equipment, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in extreme tourism activities.
