Playland Park: A new victim of mechanical games has appeared.

Last weekend, an accident occurred in a famous amusement park. Play Land Park has taken note of the safety that this type of attraction can guarantee.This is a surprising fact, but it is not the first. A young woman, identified as Camila Armas, suffered a deep wound in her hand when she was in the famous Tagada, a game known for its record of violently spinning on the axis.

“Everyone started shouting to quit the game.” He says it was the reaction of people around him when he realized what had happened to him in the middle of the game. To avoid damage while the disc was spinning, Armas grabbed the tube, but the metal damaged the skin due to a sudden movement in this tube. He told ATV news, “My clothes were bloody, bleed, and my arm fell into blood.”

The victim described the pain as unbearable, so between fear and anxiety, he decided to let go of a tube that injured him and his body, and according to a newspaper article, “popped from corner to corner of the game”. The game did not stop at the victim's cry and people's demands, but waited until the end of the game.At that time, he noticed blood coming out of his arm and sought medical attention.

Camila Armas accuses her of having an accident of that magnitude by making her feel guilty for what happened when she was asked where she put her hands while taking care of her. The family consulted another medical professional who told him that the victim had to perform another procedure before getting hurt. “What they did was apply the skin that was outside and heal there,” said Armas's mother.

Armas shared details with the facility so that they could communicate, but since January 31, when the accident occurred, they did not receive calls or messages interested in listening to the incident.

Playland Park: A new victim of mechanical games appeared

Unsafe places

Two minors were the most recent victims of a game installed in Play Land Park. The mother of one of them reported that the amusement park was trying to hide the place where the victim had an accident. Norma Aguilar Ortega told La República, “They covered the game with a canopy and the employees who were there began to isolate people by repeating 'nothing happened, 'and asking people to leave.

Rep. Lima asked Mayor Surco to take further action on the accident at Playland Park.Capture/Photo: Twitter/Surco Municipality

Aguilar is also the aunt of another victim who is locked up in the intensive care unit (ICU) due to the severity of the injury after the accident. Aguilar Ortega said that when her son was not found, a few minutes later he received a call that the minor was at the door of Play Land Park, but he was injured and he did not confess that the person who called him was not confirmed. “He did not identify himself and did not even say that his son had an accident.” He added.

The woman pointed out that “responsibility is 100% of Play Land Park” and that it could happen to a minor who attended an amusement park and had a good time with her family, but who discovered a moment of horror. “It's not an accidental event, it's a negligence.” He concluded.

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