Malta Water park under fire after woman claims she 'shattered' feet on its slide
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Malta Water Park Under Fire: Tourist Claims ‘Shattered’ Feet on Slide

Imagine the shock and pain as a woman, holidaying in Malta, hurtles down a water slide, only to feel her feet ‘shatter’ on impact. This is the alarming claim that has left a popular water park on our sunny islands under fire.

Slide of Pain: A Holiday Gone Wrong

British tourist, Sarah Johnson, was enjoying a day out with her family at the Bugibba Water Park when her fun turned into a nightmare. She alleges that the slide’s surface was so rough and uneven that it caused severe injuries to her feet. “It was like sliding down a concrete pipe,” she told Hot Malta.

Park’s Response: Safety First

The water park, a staple in the Bugibba entertainment scene, has swiftly responded to the allegations. In a statement, they assured customers that safety is their top priority and that they are conducting a thorough investigation. They have also temporarily closed the slide in question for further inspection.

“We take these claims very seriously,” said the park’s manager, Mario Debono. “We have strict maintenance routines in place, but we’re not ruling out any possibility until we’ve examined the slide ourselves.”

Local Reaction: Caution and Concern

News of the incident has sparked concern among locals and tourists alike. Many have taken to social media to express their worry, with some calling for stricter safety regulations at such attractions.

“It’s a wake-up call,” said Malta resident, Joseph Xuereb. “We need to ensure that these places are safe, especially for families with children.”

Meanwhile, the Malta Tourism Authority has issued a statement, reminding all establishments to adhere to safety guidelines. They also encouraged visitors to report any safety concerns they may have.

As for Sarah, she’s back home, recovering from her injuries. She hopes her experience will serve as a reminder for others to stay safe while enjoying Malta’s sunny delights.

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