Twenty-three people were hurt after a ride at an amusement park in Saudi Arabia malfunctioned, according to reports.

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An amusement park ride malfunction in Saudi Arabia has reportedly left 23 people injured, with three critically hurt.

At least 23 people were injured, with four in critical condition, after an amusement park ride snapped in half, sending riders plummeting to the ground. NBC News Keir Simmons explains the state of ...