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Six Flags to add seat belts to certain rides after death at Georgia park

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Six Flags to add seat belts to certain rides after death at Georgia park

Six Flags Entertainment Corp. will be adding seat belts to certain rides, including Goliath, the coaster at its Georgia theme park that threw a man to his death this month.

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