Some 13 people were rescued by firefighters at a Russian amusement park in Nalchik City last week. The ride suddenly stopped due to a technical malfunction, according to reports.
Firefighters in Russia last week had to rescue dozens of riders from an amusement park attraction when they got stuck dangling 50 feet above the ground. 'Swing rides at the amusement park… stopped due to technical reasons,' officials said after the rescue, according to Newsflare. The swing ride at the park in Nalchik City malfunctioned on June 16, prompting the Emergency Situations Ministry to deploy a rescue operation.
Bystanders rushed to help the victims in that incident, helping pull the victims free. At least eight children were hurt, while a 27-year-old woman and a 10-year-old girl were rushed to a hospital in 'grave' condition. The girl required surgery, per-local outlets. Portland’s Oaks Amusement Park last week suffered a malfunction, with 28 people stuck upside down at the top of the AtmosFEAR ride.
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