One person has died and four people have been injured after a rollercoaster partially derailed in Sweden.
Witnesses described hearing a ‘metallic thud’ and seeing the support beams of the Jetline ride at Stockholm’s Grona Lund park start to shake before the accident.
The attraction, which is used by a million visitors each year, reaches a maximum speed of 56mph and a top altitude of 30 metres. Jenny Lagerstedt, a journalist with Swedish broadcaster SVT who happened to be at the park with her family, said: ‘My husband saw a roller coaster car with people in it falling to the ground
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