Two roller coasters in Lego Paradise in Germany collided, at least 34 people were injured

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

According to media reports such as the Guardian and ABC, on August 11, local time, two roller coaster collision occurred in Lego Paradise, Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany. Local police stated in a statement that the accident caused at least 34 injuries, and two of them were seriously injured.

Lego Paradise (Picture Source: ABC), Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany (picture source: ABC)

According to ABC earlier reports, a police spokesman said that at least 16 of the wounded were sent to the hospital for treatment, and 15 people were allowed to go home after the doctor's determination. According to the news released by the police at the time, at least 10 children, one teenager and 20 adults of the wounded.

It is reported that at the time of the accident, the first roller coaster stopped at the entrance as regulations, but a roller coaster behind it did not stop, so it hit together. A spokesman for Le Gao Park said that it is unclear why the two cars have collided, and the specific details and reasons need to be further investigated.

In addition, videos released by the media show that in addition to the ambulance, three helicopters have participated in rescue work.

It is understood that this is not the first roller coaster accident in Germany recently. Last week, a 57-year-old woman fell off the roller coaster from the Clorti Park in Rhineland-Pharz, unfortunately died.

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