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Six Flags closes 10 Russian mountains in the United States and Canada after the death of a visitor in Georgia
Six Flags temporarily closes 10 Russian mountains in the United States and Canada after the death of a man in Georgia, giving priority to security.The police investigated the incident where Hassan Jihad Ibn Karem, 42 years old, collapsed after being expelled from the attraction '...
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El ComercioSix Flags closes 10 Russian mountains in the United States and Canada after the death of a visitor in GeorgiaEl ComercioSix Flags closes 10 Russian mountains in the United States and Canada after the death of a visitor in GeorgiaClarínSix Flags close 9 Russian mountains in North America after the death of a man in GeorgiaClarínSix Flags close 9 Russian mountains in North America after the death of a man in GeorgiaClarínSix Flags close 10 Russian mountains in the U.S. and Canada after the death of a visitor in GeorgiaClarínSix Flags close 10 Russian mountains in the U.S. and Canada after the death of a visitor in Georgia6 recorded states
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