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Ocean Park Hong Kong urged to boost safety after second tower failure

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Hong Kong's Ocean Park is facing calls to improve safety protocols following a second mechanical failure of its observation tower within two years. The incident left 42 people stranded at a significant height, prompting lawmakers to advocate for AI-powered sensors and more rigorous third-party safety audits. While most individuals were able to exit via a safety passage, one person with mobility issues required a rescue operation. AI

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Ocean Park Hong Kong urged to boost safety after second tower failure

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Cannix Yau ·

    Hong Kong’s Ocean Park urged to boost safety after second tower failure in 2 years

    Hong Kong’s Ocean Park has been urged to enhance its safety measures after an ageing observation tower broke down for the second time in two years, leaving 42 people stranded 70 metres above the ground. Lawmakers called for changes on Tuesday, a day after the incident sent firefi…

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