Forty-four tourists were injured by a bigger-than-expected wave at a water amusement park in northeast China. Image: Youku
Forty-four tourists were injured by a bigger-than-expected wave at a water amusement park in northeast China. Image: Youku
China /  People & Culture

Chinese tourists injured after ‘tsunami pool’ malfunctions at water park

  • Scores of swimmers at theme park near North Korean border were injured by a sudden tidal wave that operators say was caused by damaged electronic equipment
  • Some of the 44 people injured suffered fractured ribs after problem with wave-generating machinery caused accident

Topic |   China society
Laurie Chen
Laurie Chen

Updated: 4:44am, 2 Aug, 2019

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Forty-four tourists were injured by a bigger-than-expected wave at a water amusement park in northeast China. Image: Youku
Forty-four tourists were injured by a bigger-than-expected wave at a water amusement park in northeast China. Image: Youku
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