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2026-10-25 01:32
Six Flags announces new safety measures for Goliath coaster following rider death
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New York PostLean right
Six Flags making change to ‘Goliath’ coaster after dad fell to his death from 200-foot ride
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- The Guardian USLean left
Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem fell from ride earlier this month, spurring amusement park to temporarily shut it down Six Flags will install seatbelts on its Goliath rollercoaster in Georgia , after a rider plummeted to his death earlier this month.
Read at theguardian.com → - ABC NewsLean left
Six Flags administrators announced Saturday that they will institute new safety measures for its Goliath coaster, nearly two weeks after a rider was killed.
Read at abcnews.go.com → - New York PostLean right
The Atlanta teacher was riding the massive coaster when he was suddenly hurled from the speeding attraction, according to police and witness accounts.
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The Guardian USLean left
Six Flags to reopen Goliath rollercoaster – but now with seatbelts after recent rider death
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Six Flags announces new safety measures for Goliath coaster following rider death
Read at abcnews.go.com →New York PostLean right
Six Flags making change to ‘Goliath’ coaster after dad fell to his death from 200-foot ride
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