translated from Spanish: If you maintain games

The Chapultepec Fair ensured that all the attractions of the park follow a maintenance program with international standards that includes everything from major interventions, in which virtually reassembled each attraction, to the revisions routine and minor maintenance.
In a statement, they indicated that maintenance personnel are trained by specialized Mexican technicians, mostly with more than 20 years of experience. In addition, on a regular basis, an independent professional, specialist in mechanical games, reviews in detail the park and each of the games.
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The last review visit, he said, took place in June this year.
The Attorney General’s Office of Mexico City (PGJ-CDMX) concluded that the lack of maintenance was the cause of the accident in the game “Quimera” of the Chapultepec Fair, where two people died and two others were injured on September 28.
Experts determined that lack of maintenance led to a lack of leveling in the game, which, in addition to the vibration of the ride, caused the train screws to come out of place and the truck to derail.
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The Chapultepec Fair reiterated that it is the first interested to know what happened and agreed with the authorities that the causes of what happened on 28 September should be reported, although it expressed concern about the statements and conclusions of the Procurator who noted lack of maintenance.
“The families of those affected, our collaborators and our visitors from Mexico City and all corners of the country deserve research that is carried out in accordance with the best practices, international and local, with the participation of experts specialists in these types of accidents,” the Fair said.
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Original source in Spanish