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“Everyone started screaming to finish the game.” He bsays it was the reaction of people around him when he realized what happened to him during the game. To avoid damage while turning the disc, Almas grabbed the tube, but the sudden movement of the tube caused the metal to damage the skin.He told ATV news, “My clothes were bloody, bleed, and my arms fell into blood.”
The victim explained that the pain was unbearable, so he decided to give up the tubes that hit himself and his body in fear and anxiety, and according to a media article, “jumped from corner to corner of the game.” That's right, the game did not stop, and waited until the end of the game, according to the cries of the victims and the demands of the people. It was then that he found blood coming out of his arm and asked for medical attention.
Camila Almas accuses her of having an accident of this magnitude by making her feel guilty for what happened when she was asked where she should put her hands while taking care of herself. The family consulted another medical professional and told them that the victim had to undergo another procedure before they were injured. “What they did was paint the skin that was outside and heal it there,” said Almas's mother.
Armas shared details with the facility so that they can communicate, but since January 31, when the incident occurred, they did not receive calls or messages interested in listening to the incident.
Unsafe places
Two minors were the latest victims of a game set in Playland Park. Someone's mother told her that the amusement park was trying to hide the place where the victim had an accident. Norma Aguilar Ortega told La Repubblica: “They covered the game with umbrellas and the employees who were there began to isolate people over and over again saying 'nothing happened'.
Aguilar is also the aunt of another victim who was trapped 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 Playland Park, but he was injured and did not admit that the person who contacted him was not confirmed. I mentioned it. “He did not know himself and did not even say that his son had an accident,” he added.
The woman pointed out that “responsibility is 100% of Playland Park”, pointing out 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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