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A lawsuit has been filed regarding a fatal incident involving a carnival ride. The incident resulted in the death of a 13-year-old boy who was thrown from the ride. Carnival workers are accused of failing to follow proper safety procedures.
The ride in question allegedly had several missing seats and restraints, yet was still operated. Further details about the incident and lawsuit are available from the source, which reports that the incident occurred last month and involved a Yo Yo ride.
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