Six Flags X2 roller coaster linked to brain injuries and fatalities
Most outlets led with the closure of the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain following reports of traumatic brain injuries and two fatalities. The News International highlighted the specific detail of two women suffering severe brain haemorrhages within six days, while ARY News focused on the ride being under a "massive spotlight" and its status as the park's flagship attraction. Both outlets mentioned the incident occurring in July but did not provide further details on the investigation or regulatory response.
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Six Flags X2 ride closed after two women suffer severe brain haemorrhages
A roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California is under investigation after two women suffered severe brain haemorrhages within six days of riding it in July.According to CNN, the X2 roller coaster at the Valencia theme park has remained closed since July 12 as regulators investigate...
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Six Flags Magic Mountain’s X2 coaster linked to traumatic brain injuries and two fatalities
Six Flags Magic Mountain's flagship thrill ride, X2, the Valencia, CA based roller coaster is under a massive spotlight today.
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