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▼ Tokyo Theme Park Worker Dies After Accident While Inspecting Equipment
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A 24-year-old worker died on Tuesday after being caught in an amusement park attraction in Tokyo during an inspection, according to the Metropolitan Police Department and other sources.
An emergency call was made at around 11:55 a.m., reporting that a worker was stuck in the equipment at Tokyo Dome City Attractions in the capital's Bunkyo Ward.
Hina Kamimura was pulled out of the place where she was trapped about five hours later, she was pronounced dead at a hospital.
According to the MPD and others, the accident occurred at the Flying Balloon attraction, which features 12 seats around a pole that rise to a height of 10 meters.
Kamimura and five others had been conducting routine maintenance from 10 a.m. on the day of the incident.
She was inspecting the inside of the pole when the seats, which were fixed at the top of the pole, dropped for reasons that have yet to be confirmed.
Her body was trapped between the pole and the plate that supports the seats.
The amusement park was closed for the day due to the accident.
An emergency call was made at around 11:55 a.m., reporting that a worker was stuck in the equipment at Tokyo Dome City Attractions in the capital's Bunkyo Ward.
Hina Kamimura was pulled out of the place where she was trapped about five hours later, she was pronounced dead at a hospital.
According to the MPD and others, the accident occurred at the Flying Balloon attraction, which features 12 seats around a pole that rise to a height of 10 meters.
Kamimura and five others had been conducting routine maintenance from 10 a.m. on the day of the incident.
She was inspecting the inside of the pole when the seats, which were fixed at the top of the pole, dropped for reasons that have yet to be confirmed.
Her body was trapped between the pole and the plate that supports the seats.
The amusement park was closed for the day due to the accident.
- 22/4 20:25
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