Man Dies After Falling in Simulated Cave Zone at Adventure Center

man falls while playing – mirror Report the tragedy after Mr. Carl O’Keeffe A 49-year-old man from Lancaster. Lancashire County England Suffered a serious injury while playing in the simulated cave zone at the Kong Adventure Center in Keswick. even later to be helped But because of the severe condition, he died later.

Mr O’Keeffe’s family revealed Mr Koev went to an adventure center to celebrate his four children’s birthday on April 22. But he slipped and fell from a great height and was seriously injured and trapped in a replica cave before being rescued and sent to the hospital. But could not endure the poisonous wound and died on Saturday, April 29 at 3:00 p.m. local time.

Carl O’Keeffe, 49, from Lancaster has sadly died from his injuries after becoming trapped in an indoor adventure cave. A man who was rescued from indoor caves at an adventure centre after a fall has died of his injuries. The family of Carl O’Keeffe, 49, from Lancaster, said he passed away at 3pm on Saturday following the incident at Kong Adventure Centre in Keswick. He had visited the centre for a birthday party on April 22.

Center staff tried to save lives. including contacting emergency services Six rescue teams came to help, including the Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service, the police, permanent rescuers. Keswick Mountain Cumbria Ormine Rescue Service Great North Air Ambulance and the Northwest Ambulance Service Hazzadas Area Response team.

Additionally, users at the adventure center are helping to remove sections of the climbing wall to allow staff access to the tunnels inside. The rescuers took more than 4 hours to help. and transported Mr. Koeve to Cumberland Hospital in Carlisle.

Miss Olivia Short O’Keeffe’s sister posted a message on Facebook on Saturday, saying: “3pm today I was sitting next to Carl and say goodbye to him forever. He is my younger brother and in recent years has become my best friend. I love him so much and we keep in touch every day to discuss and share our day-to-day stories.”

Man falls while playing – Mr O’Keeffe slipped and got stuck inside a the narrow tunnel at Kong Adventure in Keswick, Cumbria. (Image: Keswick Mountain Rescue)

“On some weekends I also spend time with him and his kids. I have been with him since his accident in Keswick on April 22. He was taken to Carlyle Hospital. with serious injuries Obviously, the injury was severe and he might not survive. So we moved him to a single room so he could die with dignity. I was heartbroken like everyone else. in our family.”

A spokesman for Cumberland Council said: “We have been informed of an incident at Kong Adventure Center. and is investigating the matter as a regulator,” earlier this week.

A spokesperson for Kong Adventure said: “On April 22, a person was trapped in a cave system. Authorities tried to help the man and all emergency procedures were followed. But it was clear that outside help was needed. both firefighters Mountain Rescue, Cave Rescue, Nurses and Kong Adventure staff work to the best of their ability to help the injured. Mr Carl was later taken to Carlyle Hospital for treatment.”