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A malfunction on a Texas roller coaster led to students being stranded at a height of 100 feet for several hours. The ride's safety features activated, stopping the ride immediately during its ascent. Emergency services were involved in the rescue operation.
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A malfunction on a Texas roller coaster led to students being stranded at a height of 100 feet for several hours. The ride's safety features activated, stopping the ride immediately during its ascent. Emergency services were involved in the rescue operation.
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Students rescued from Texas roller coaster after hours dangling from 100-foot drop
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