Children's attraction at amusement park tilts... Terrifying crash occurs = South Korea

An accident occurred at an amusement park in Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, when an attraction suddenly crashed while in operation.
According to Gyeongju World on the 13th, at around 4pm on the 9th, a child-oriented attraction called "Glinda" was killed.
The Magic Pumpkin crashed during operation. Gyeongju World conducted an independent investigation and found that there was a defect in a part.
Following the accident, Gyeongju World suspended operations of the attraction where the accident occurred.
The attraction has been in operation for about 19 years. Previously, in June last year, a power outage occurred in some areas of Gyeongju World, causing the shutdown of four attractions.
In one incident, the car's power switch suddenly stopped working, causing some passengers to become anxious. The series of accidents has raised concerns about poor management, and the city of Gyeongju and other areas have responded with criticism.
There are calls for a thorough inspection by the relevant authorities. A Gyeongju World official said, "The accident occurred due to a mechanical defect, but no one was injured. We will resume operations after repairs are completed."
That is our policy."