Two Victims of PortAventura Roller Coaster Accident Continue to Battle for Recovery

A serious accident on the popular wooden roller coaster Tomahawk at PortAventura has had far-reaching consequences. Two of the injured passengers are still hospitalized a month after the incident, which occurred on February 11th.

Incidents and Immediate Impacts

During the accident in question, passengers on the Tomahawk roller coaster were struck by branches from a fallen tree. This led to multiple injuries among the riders, two of whom have been particularly severely affected and continue to require medical treatment a month later.

Condition of the Injured and Medical Care

The first victim, who is in critical condition, is being cared for at the Hospital Universitari de Bellvitge in Barcelona. The second injured party is receiving treatment at the Hospital Universitari de Tarragona, Joan XXIII. Other affected individuals, who were also treated on the day of the accident, have since been discharged from the hospital.

Consequences and Legal Actions

In response to the accident, the Tomahawk roller coaster has been closed to the public. Thirteen of the accident victims have united to file a lawsuit against PortAventura World. Through the law firm RDI Abogados, they are seeking the maximum possible compensation allowed by law. Whether the case will proceed in civil or criminal court remains to be seen, and it depends on the outcomes of ongoing police investigations.

Outlook Following the Accident

The incident on the Tomahawk roller coaster at PortAventura World has not only health but also legal ramifications. As two victims continue to fight for their health, public attention turns to the forthcoming legal decisions and the results of the investigations, which are expected to shed light on the causes of this tragic event.

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