A woman tourist at a Russian canyon-jumping attraction near Dagestan was forcibly pushed into a 260-foot jump despite repeatedly begging staff not to proceed, sparking an official investigation by the Russian Investigative Committee. The incident, filmed by her husband who found the situation amusing, has raised serious concerns about safety practices and staff conduct at the Noh'o tourist hub on the Sulak River.

The terrified woman was strapped into a seated harness for a canyon pendulum leap and repeatedly pleaded with staff and her husband to stop, but instructors ignored her protests and kicked her legs to force her over the edge. The investigation has revealed this is not an isolated case—other female tourists have reported being pressured into jumps against their will, with one suffering a spinal cord contusion and another sustaining rope-related injuries from alleged improper procedures. Despite these incidents, the attraction has reportedly passed local safety inspections.