NEW - Six Flags says safety remains its top priority and is reinforcing precautions across its parks, including adding seat belts to Goliath and similar coasters. The company also emphasized comprehensive ride operator training and ongoing evaluations to ensure safety procedures are followed after the incident at Six Flags over Georgia.
Six Flags has brought in independent engineers and ride inspection specialists to review safety procedures across all its parks and attractions. The company says it will carefully evaluate their findings and take appropriate action to further strengthen its safety standards and practices.
Goliath at Six Flags Over Georgia remains closed pending safety reviews and clearance. Eight other rides across five parks are also temporarily closed as a precaution.
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