
美國喬治亞州六旗樂園12日發生『歌利亞』雲霄飛車事故,1名男性乘客被甩出車外導致死亡,另有多人受傷。目擊者稱男子身體三度撞上車體後墜落鬼屋屋頂,警方與園方正在調查事故原因。
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喬治亞州六旗樂園的『歌利亞』雲霄飛車於2006年啟用,最高點約61公尺,最高時速可達113公里,為園區內最高且最快的遊樂設施。
美國喬治亞州六旗樂園(Six Flags Over Georgia)12日發生雲霄飛車事故,造成1名遊客死亡、另有數人受傷,原因在於1名男性乘客在搭乘雲霄飛車時被甩出車外。
綜合外媒報導,科布郡(Cobb County)警局指出,此事件發生在12日下午4點多,目前已確認有1人死亡、多人受傷,不過警方並沒有對外公開太多細節。現場一名目擊者表示,乘客被甩出雲霄飛車十分驚悚,那瞬間甚至被拍進了他們的紀念照片中。目擊者說:「他出現在我們的照片裡。他掉下去後,身體三度撞上車體。男子的身體還撞到了車上的其他乘客,之後才墜落在下方一座鬼屋遊樂設施的屋頂上。」
另一名女子表示,這名男子當時是和兒子一起搭乘雲霄飛車,而他的妻子和女兒則在地面上觀看。一對與死者同車的夫妻則目睹男子被甩出座位,身體三度撞上雲霄飛車,兩人都提到,工作人員在雲霄飛車啟動前,確實有檢查他們的安全壓桿。
此次出意外的是喬治亞州六旗樂園內的「歌利亞」雲霄飛車(Goliath),這項遊樂設施於2006年首次啟用,最高點約61公尺,是園區內最高的雲霄飛車,高度最大落差約52公尺,最高時速可達113公里。
六旗公司發言人在聲明中表示:「我們向這名遊客的家人、朋友與摯愛親友致上最深切的慰問。我們也正在為受到影響的遊客與工作人員提供協助。」六旗公司強調,園方團隊與地方當局已立即採取應變措施,正全面配合地方當局完成調查。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
地方當局將對事故進行全面調查,並可能公開初步調查結果。
Very likely · Within weeks
六旗樂園可能暫停『歌利亞』雲霄飛車的運營,以進行安全檢查。
Likely · Within days

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