Overview
- A large tree limb fell inside Six Flags Over Georgia and struck four guests, including two children, during heavy storms at the park.
- Cobb County police and the county public information officer confirmed one child was knocked unconscious at the scene and another suffered a severe arm injury.
- First responders and park medical teams attended immediately and one child regained consciousness before being taken to a hospital for evaluation.
- The National Weather Service in Atlanta had issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for the area while crews worked on scene and officials said the extent of park damage is still being assessed.
- Officials and witnesses urged people not to shelter under trees during storms, and the incident could prompt review of park landscaping and crowd-safety plans during severe weather.