Artificial waves injure dozens in Northeast China water park
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CHANGCHUN - A total of 44 tourists in a wave pool in Northeast China's Jilin province were injured due to a malfunction at the facility, local authorities said Wednesday.
The accident occurred around 2:40 pm Monday at the Yulongshuiyun Water Park in the city of Longjing, the municipal publicity department said.
As of 5 pm Tuesday, 39 tourists had been discharged from hospitals, while the others remain for observation due to rib or foot fractures.
A preliminary investigation showed that a malfunction in the wave pool's control room had caused waves bigger than designed, leading to the injuries. Operation at the wave pool has since been suspended.
Yulongshuiyun Water Park opened to the public in 2015 with around 500,000 tourist visits a year.
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