
The prosecutor's office revealed violations in the Park of Culture and Recreation in Yakutsk after a girl fell from an attraction
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In August, in a park in Yakutsk, a girl fell from the Zigzag attraction, receiving fractures.
In the Park of Culture and Recreation in Yakutsk, a 16-year-old girl fell from the Zigzag attraction and received fractures in her hip and forearm.
A minor born in 2016 was illegally working on the attraction.
The prosecutor's office revealed violations in ensuring the safety and maintenance of attractions, and a report was made to the head of the directorate of parks and public spaces.
VLADIVOSTOK, September 16 – RIA Novosti. A boy born in 2016 illegally worked on an attraction in Yakutsk, from which a 16-year-old girl fell and suffered fractures, the Yakutia prosecutor’s office reports.
In August, at the Park of Culture and Recreation in Yakutsk, a 16-year-old girl fell from a ride and suffered fractures to her hip and forearm. The city administration clarified that the Zigzag attraction underwent a scheduled inspection in 2026, which confirmed its technical serviceability. A criminal case has been initiated regarding the indication of services that do not meet safety requirements.
“The ride operator also worked at the attraction, whose functions, in the absence of labor relations, were performed by a minor born in 2016. Based on this fact, the prosecutor’s office opened an administrative case against the owner of the attraction, an entrepreneur, under Part 4 of Article 5.27 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (Violation of Labor Laws),” the message says.
The prosecutor's office also found out that the attraction was installed legally, had a registration certificate and passed a technical inspection. At the same time, according to the supervisory agency, in all attractions at personnel workplaces there are no basic rules for their maintenance, and in a number of them there are no restrictions on unauthorized access to electrical panels.
The message also notes that the "Sun" attraction is not provided with a workplace, there is no shock-absorbing coating on the children's playground, and regular maintenance is not provided.

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