2 hurt in water slide mishap at Melaka theme park
A 46-year-old woman had a blood clot in her head following the incident while another woman, 31, suffered a concussion.
Two women suffered injuries after a mishap while riding a water slide at a theme park in Melaka on Saturday afternoon. Melaka Tengah police chief Halim Abas stated that a 46-year-old woman had a blood clot on her head, whereas a 31-year-old woman experienced a concussion and other bodily discomforts. The two women, accompanied by several family members, were on vacation.
According to Halim Abas, both women were utilizing a double raft, with one seated in front and the other at the rear. The raft collided with an object while descending the slide, resulting in one of the women's head striking the wall. Consequently, both women lost consciousness. The 46-year-old victim underwent a CT scan, revealing a blood clot on the right side of her head, alongside injuries to her chin, right knee, and chest pain.
The younger woman reportedly couldn't recall the incident and was diagnosed with a concussion and body aches, subsequently being transported to the hospital for treatment.
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