Alton Towers Smiler crash victims 'were in horror movie' BBC News

A mother and daughter trapped on the Alton Towers Smiler crash have spoken for the first time about their ordeal after the theme park admitted responsibility.
Chanda Chauhan, 50, and her daughter Vanisha Singh, 30, from Walsall, were in the second carriage.
Ms Chauhan was one of five people seriously injured.
She has had surgery to her stomach and, following the crash, received further treatment for a damaged liver and blood clots.
The owner of Alton Towers, Merlin Attractions Operations Ltd, has been told it faces a large fine.

[@Trioxo]

They have to shut their mouth, it wasn’t the rollercoaster it’s fault, it was the fault of the operator who say that the train was stuck at the lifthill but didn’t searchd for the problem and just ignored the safety (sorry for bad english)

[@stevenm5062]

Trioxo you need to shut your mouth disrespectful rodent

[@Yasin_2312]

Lenix but he is right. It was the operator’s fault for sending two trains close. The ride was suppose to temporarily close as there was 46mph winds and rollercoasters are not allowed to operate in winds more than 35mph

[@mrs.pringles1151]

@@Yasin_2312 the result is the same!

[@Th3Sm1ler]

The operator was probably a teenager aswell with no experience

[@Wishfull._..Editor57]

I think she was complaining that they didn’t get more health care as the other people