Last night 14-year-old from Delaware fell out of the booth-gondola cable car Sky Ride at the amusement Park Six Flags in Queensbury.
As described in the Sheriff’s office, the girl went in the booth, along with his cousin, also a teenager. As she slipped out of the booth, unknown. The boy tried to hold her but he failed, and the girl fell from a height of approximately 25 ft (7.6 metres). Fortunately, the bottom has already managed to gather a crowd of people — visitors and Park employees, who caught the girl.
According to eyewitnesses, during the fall he hit a tree branch, but did not receive serious injuries. The victim was airlifted by helicopter to Albany Medical Center, to its health threatens nothing.
It is also reported that a back injury received 47-year-old man, a resident of new York is one of those who caught the falling girl. But after inspection and medical aid sent home.
After the incident ride is thoroughly inspected and found no damage or safety violations. Representatives of the amusement Park in an official statement, said that the safety of visitors is their top priority, but during the investigation of the incident Sky Ride will close.
