WAVE POOL MALFUNCTION IN CHINA.. Releasing GIANT WAVE and 44 people injured. #China #WavePool #Yanbian #ViralVideo pic.twitter.com/MEOvAOSTB2
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Early reports on social media alleged the wave pool operator was drunk and turned the magnitude to max. However, a spokesperson for the park stated the mini-tsunami was the result of a machine malfunction. The official narrative also only tallies around 10 injuries while international reports place the number closer to 44.
Tree Fall Kills Colorado Hiker in Freak Accident
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Colorado's San Juan Mountains. Wikipedia photo. Tragic news from Colorado: A woman has died in a freak accident while camping along the southern Colorado Trail. Running 567-miles from Denver to Durango, Colorado, the Colorado Trail is popular with long-distance mountain bikers, horse riders, thru-hikers, and trail runners. It passes below Grizzly Peak, a summit just north of Purgatory Resort, where as reported by the San Juan County Sheriff's Office, a woman was killed by a falling
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Nepali Gov’t Proposes New Everest Permitting Rules
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After overcrowding issues during the 2019 Everest climbing season led to deadly human traffic jams, the Nepalese government proposed new permitting rules for the climb. Under the new rules, prospective climbers would have to prove that they summited another major peak and guiding operations would be required to prove at least three years of high-altitude experience elsewhere before setting foot on Everest. RELATED: Eleven Climbers On Everest this Season Another measure would require