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Children fall as water slide breaks at amusement park

by: Sayantan Barua

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Children fall as water slide breaks at amusement park

by: Sayantan Barua

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TW Newsdesk, May 14: A video has went viral on social media which shows children at an amusement park in Indonesia falling to the ground after the waterslide they were enjoying on collapsed.

The accident took place last week in Kenjeran park in East Java’s Surabaya city, according to reports. The slide at the park broke into half, sending water rushing down and throwing screaming children and others enjoying on the concrete floor.

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