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Stuck car causes Big Dipper crash Stuck car causes Big Dipper crash
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Two carriages collided at Blackpool Pleasure Beach when one of them became jammed on the rails, police have said.Two carriages collided at Blackpool Pleasure Beach when one of them became jammed on the rails, police have said.
Thirty people were injured when the second carriage smashed into the back of the first car on the Big Dipper ride on Tuesday evening.Thirty people were injured when the second carriage smashed into the back of the first car on the Big Dipper ride on Tuesday evening.
Up to 21 casualties were taken to Blackpool Victoria Hospital with facial, back and neck injuries. Most of them have been able to return home.Up to 21 casualties were taken to Blackpool Victoria Hospital with facial, back and neck injuries. Most of them have been able to return home.
The ride is closed while the Health and Safety Executive investigate.The ride is closed while the Health and Safety Executive investigate.
After the crash, the two cars came to rest 20ft (6m) off the ground as firefighters rescued the riders using a specialist rope team, stretchers and spinal boards.After the crash, the two cars came to rest 20ft (6m) off the ground as firefighters rescued the riders using a specialist rope team, stretchers and spinal boards.
The Big Dipper, a wooden rollercoaster, opened in 1923.The Big Dipper, a wooden rollercoaster, opened in 1923.

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