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Seven people have been injured after a rollercoaster derailed and reportedly plunged 30ft to the ground in front of horrified onlookers at a Scottish theme park (pictured main). Eyewitnesses claimed the carriage smashed into a children's ride when it hit the ground at M&D's theme park in Motherwell, near Glasgow.
It is understood eight to ten people were on board the Tsunami ride at the time. Children are among those feared trapped in the wreckage. Pictures from the scene show the derailed carriage stuck upside down with legs of those trapped inside flailing in the air (left and right). One image appears to show the wheels of the roller-coaster carriage on the ground (inset right). It is unclear at this stage how serious the injuries are.
Other images from the scene show the derailed carriage stuck upside down with legs of those trapped inside flailing in the air. It is unclear at this stage how serious the injuries are.
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Pictured: The scene of the wreckage after the Tsunami rollercoaster carriage crashed at M&Ds theme park in Scotland today
Eyewitness reports suggest the carriage fell 30ft to the ground at the park in Motherwell, Scotland
A spokesman for the Scottish Ambulance Service said six ambulance crews and a specialist operation team were on the scene (pictured)
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