Why is it OK to send 16-year-old Abby Sunderland sailing solo around the world if her parents can't afford to pay for her rescue?

As the 16-year-old sailor Abbie Sunderland was rescued and headed to Madagascar, a responsible game began, and her parents wisely allowed her to try traveling the world when she was young.

In less than a year, Abby is the fourth teenager to sail alone in the world.

As a 16-year-old parent, I do not intend to follow the Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez's route, and after encouraging my child to have a big dream, I suggested that I confine her to her room . As long as you can pay it yourself, I just want to make big dreams.

That is why I am bothered - Why must Australia and other countries save her from now? No, I am not saying that she should not be rescued - of course, she should be right for everyone, including Abbey who is a competent sailor in this situation.

But the Australian newspaper reports that the cost of rescue activities will be as much as $ 300,000. When asked about this, Abbey's mother said, "We are not rich, how much would you pay for your child's life?" why?

Sunderland is wealthy enough to offer two children all over the world on a sailing trip. They have enough money to own a yacht management business.

To my surprise, if they want to encourage and support children to make these dreams, they should pay an extra $ 500,000 if their children are in trouble.

Update: June 16, the daily beast reported that the actual rescue cost was about 1.1 million dollars, mainly paid by Australians. Perhaps they should make a reality show with Abby.

In June 2010, 16-year-old Abbey Sunderland beat the youngest record ever in history and tried to complete a trip alone around the world. However Abby 's life was rescued by NASA' s Personal Positioning Beacon (PLB) when the storm found herself trapped in the sea after damaging her ship. (SARSAT) The satellite transmits a distress signal. Space October 25, 2010, Abbe visited NASA 's Goddard Space Flight Center to meet the team who developed this search and rescue technology more than 30 years ago.

Abu Sunderland tried to become the youngest person in the world to sail alone when a strong storm hits her 40 foot yacht wild eyes mast. A 16 - year - old child was hit by a strong wind and frozen temperature, and it was trapped in the Indian Ocean 2000 miles away from the land. Two days after the distress signal was sent, she was rescued by a fisherman. The Donor - Lead Party is a group of American pioneers postponed due to a series of unfortunate incidents that visited California by train but was forced to snow in Sierra Nevada in the winter of 1846-47. Some people eat cannibalism for survival, others eat people who died of hunger or illness.

Abby Sunderland is trying to become the youngest man to sail alone all over the world in 2010. On the thirteenth day of the journey, her ship was hit by a wave of 40 feet and she was trapped in the Indian Ocean. She was rescued three days later and told the people in 2011, "I still leave all over the world" 16-year-old Berkett, when she chartered Rodin, in Uzbekistan on the coast of Honduras in 2013 I spent my vacation. It is an island. When the group returned to Utila, they departed the route - did not determine whether it was a gas shortage or a mechanical problem should be caused - after 4 days the US Coast Guard said they were in the ocean I found it floating. Nine people were rescued from the boat, no rescue lighthouse