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31 people were transported to the hospital, and 55 others were also affected but refused transport. Author: Lisa Carter Updated: 8:26 PM CDT July 17, 2021
SPRING, Texas Dozens of people experienced skin irritation and respiratory issues after a chemical leak Saturday afternoon at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Splashtown, officials said.
Cy Creek EMS, Spring Fire Department and HAZMAT responded to the scene around 3 p.m. Saturday at the waterpark in the 21300 block of the North Freeway. Officials said the incident happened at the kiddie pool inside the park.
The Harris County Fire Marshal s Office said 31 people were transported to the hospital, and 55 others were also affected but refused transport. Dozens underwent decontamination.
HazMat crews and fire officials quickly responded to the scene and began treating and decontaminating patients
The park will remain closed while an investigation is conducted and and safety protocols are reviewed
Officials said 26 people were transported by an ambulance bus to a local hospital while 39 people refused hospital treatment
The patients suffered respiratory distress like difficulty breathing but crews didn t see any patients with chemical burns
However, he acknowledged it is possible for patients to have experienced burning sensations in their skin depending on the amount of chemical
Harris County Fire Marshall Laurie Christensen said her office will determine if the Splashtown is safe to reopen in a few days