The incident, which occurred June 25, prompted Nuevo Leon's Civil Protection Agency to suspend the zip lines that are part of Parque Amazonia, the privately-operated adventure park within Fundidora Park. 'Terrible park, it's incredible how disastrous things can happen in the blink of an eye.'
'The park does not have people trained for this type of situation, none was to help get it out of the water,' she said, according to a translation. Photos that Sauceda shared on Facebook show what appears to be what once was one connected piece of the harness shredded into two. Nataly Moreno, their sister, said on Facebook that her younger brother is 6 years old and that the incident occurred when his 'harness broke.' A tourist who was nearby 'jumped to save him,' she said, but because of how deep the lake was, she said they both started to drown, and her boyfriend and another brother had to go into the lake to rescue them.Ĭiting the Civil Protection Agency, ABC Noticias said that the 6-year-old's harness had 'burst,' causing him to fall.
