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According to the account of a representative of the park through a video broadcast on social networks, everything happened when the site worker entered the roller coaster area to hand a visitor some glasses that had fallen off.
Unfortunately, the spokesperson added, the man made the move with the attraction fully operational and not calculating correctly, he was hit by one of the cars that was moving at high speed along the rails.
The operator, whose identity was not disclosed, was injured and later lost his life, prompting River View Park to classify what happened as a “work accident” and clarify that there were no failures in the roller coaster, so the establishment remained open to the public after being visited by the authorities.
Finally, the park saved its responsibility by indicating through his representative that the man acted in a way that is not indicated in the protocols.
On video, the message from River View Park for the death of one of its workers on the roller coaster:
🚨 ATTENTION🚨
Sadly, a River View Park worker died after being hit by one of the roller coaster carts.
One user dropped his glasses and the worker for helping him entered the attraction and was hit by the cart. pic.twitter.com/iTGbQFacBd
– CaliWeb (@CaliWebCo) November 16, 2020
River View Park statement:
Official statement by River View Park, in light of the unfortunate events that occurred tonight.
First versions say that to do the favor of “rescuing” an object that a visitor dropped the roller coaster was hit by one of the cars or wagons. pic.twitter.com/R9VX1OoqDI
– Find out Cali (@EnterateCali) November 16, 2020
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