X2 roller coaster linked to multiple brain injuries and two deaths at Six Flags, triggering safety scrutiny
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Two women suffered severe traumatic brain injuries after riding Six Flags Magic Mountain's X2 roller coaster, leading to a closure and a CNN investigation that links the ride to more than a dozen serious injuries and two deaths over nearly two decades, raising questions about ride safety standards and regulatory oversight while park officials defend the ride and experts call for a safety reevaluation.
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