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What A Very Sad And Tragic Story.
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I feel sure that I can speak on behalf of ABers and offer our heart felt sympathies to this young girl's family?
I feel sure that I can speak on behalf of ABers and offer our heart felt sympathies to this young girl's family?
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//if it's a fault in the ride then it needs to be fixed before it's used again. //
just going on the descriptions available in the media, probably not a fault with the equipment, per-se.
rather a fault with the operator's risk assessment; ie, was a child standing up a forseeable event, what was the likely outcome of that event, and what measures were taken to mitigate the risk?
//if it's a fault in the ride then it needs to be fixed before it's used again. //
just going on the descriptions available in the media, probably not a fault with the equipment, per-se.
rather a fault with the operator's risk assessment; ie, was a child standing up a forseeable event, what was the likely outcome of that event, and what measures were taken to mitigate the risk?
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There is more danger in a person falling out of the boat than in it overturning.
Take a look at one of these boats:
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There is more danger in a person falling out of the boat than in it overturning.
Take a look at one of these boats:
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//There is more danger in a person falling out of the boat than in it overturning. //
we're in danger of going off-topic here. but there's no concept of "danger" in the assessment of risk. it's all about hazard, frequency, likelihood and consequence. it might be more likely that a person may fall out IF they stand up, but the greater risk (with more serious consequences) comes from being trapped in the water under the boat.
we're in danger of going off-topic here. but there's no concept of "danger" in the assessment of risk. it's all about hazard, frequency, likelihood and consequence. it might be more likely that a person may fall out IF they stand up, but the greater risk (with more serious consequences) comes from being trapped in the water under the boat.
Terribly sad. I went on one of these abroad a couple of years ago and I have to say it was bouncing about so much that I was convinced it was going to tip over. If anybody had fallen over the side you would stand no chance as all the other 'boats/rides' would just go straight over you. As soon as she stood up, which you should never ever do, and it hit the rock the poor girl would have just been catapaulted overboard. So sad.