Local media reports claim that the incident took place on June 6 at the Nandaihe amusement park in Qinhuangdao, Hebei province, China.
According to a tourist’s video of the incident, an on-the-go roller coaster unexpectedly derailed and stopped at the highest point, leaving 11 passengers hanging upside-down in the air.
Guests are left hanging upside-down on roller coasters in a theme park’s chaos due to a power outage.
The park allegedly experienced an unplanned power outage that left all roller coasters suspended for more than 20 minutes, according to a number of witnesses.
Power outages are unusual, according to a representative of the Qinhuangdao City Culture and Tourism Bureau, and the management of the theme park is looking into the cause. The train could resume operation after the backup power was turned on.
Due to a power outage, there is mayhem at the theme park as guests are left hanging upside-down on roller coasters.
Thankfully, no one was hurt, and the tourists’ health is good. The likelihood of receiving financial compensation for the tourists hurt by the tragedy is uncertain.
The tragedy’s circumstances and those accountable for the players’ safety would be looked into, according to the authorities.
A theme park is in a state of chaos as guests are left hanging upside-down on roller coasters because of a power outage.
The theme park is still open to visitors. Some adventure carousels are currently suspended for maintenance, while others are not.
