Disneyland tourist dies after losing consciousness on 'Frozen' ride
A tourist died after suffering a medical emergency while on a ride at the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. The man was a 53-year-old from the Philippines.
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A 53-year-old tourist from the Philippines died after experiencing a medical emergency while riding the Frozen Ever After attraction at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort on Friday morning. According to the theme park's spokesperson, the man suddenly lost consciousness while on the ride. When the boat was preparing to dock, park staff immediately responded by providing first aid and performing CPR.
The guest was quickly transported by ambulance to North Lantau Hospital, where he was pronounced dead approximately 90 minutes later. The man's wife reportedly informed police that her husband had a preexisting medical condition.
Hong Kong Disneyland conducted an initial investigation and stated that the guest's death was not related to ride safety. The resort expressed deep regret over the incident and pledged to provide necessary assistance to the man's family.
As a result of the incident, the Frozen Ever After attraction will be temporarily suspended from August 31 to September 19.
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