Recently, the tourist province of Krabi in Thailand has become the site of several incidents related to the attraction "Tiger Cave Temple".
In the latter case, a 70-year-old Australian died after a grueling journey to the cave, which included climbing 1,260 steps. The doctor who arrived at the scene suggested that the man could have fallen into a state of shock after a difficult trip, as a result of which his heart could not stand it and stop.
In earlier incidents, tourists have been injured and suffered from other complications, which has led to calls from human rights activists to impose restrictions on visiting the attraction and install appropriate warning signs.
