Two children survived in the theme Park Australia
Two children survived the tragedy at the theme Park, Australia, which killed four people.
Police reported that the boy and girl, aged 10 and 12 years were able to "get out". Brian Codd, assistant Commissioner, South Eastern region, Queensland police described as "almost a miracle." Earlier, police said the survivors were two girls. Six people were riding on the "Transporter" on the river at the theme Park, Queensland, when the failure occurred.
Their gutter capsized after it crashed into another car by the end of the match, throwing some of the passengers on the conveyor belt. Two children are injured and are in the care of his family. Two men, aged 35 and 32, and two women, aged 38 to 42 years old, was declared dead by the police after the incident.
Police were called to the scene after reports that "many people were injured on the conveyor belt." Inspector TOD Reid of the police of Queensland told reporters that the investigation is in full swing, and the police are trying to contact the families of the victims.
Dreamworld is situated in gold coast, approximately 45 minutes ' drive from Brisbane, is the largest theme Park in Australia. It includes animals and more than 50 attractions. Craig Davidson, General Director of the Park, has announced its closure at a press conference after the accident.
"At this stage, the Park is closed and the Park works closely with the police and rescue services in order to establish the facts around the incident. We are deeply shocked and saddened by this incident, and our hearts, and our thoughts are with the families of the victims, "said Davidson.
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