Dreamworld: Four murdered on Australian amusement Park ride

Two men and two ladies have been murdered on a ride at an amusement park on Australia's east drift.

Two casualties were tossed from a pontoon on the Thunder Stream Rapids ride at Dreamworld on Queensland's Gold Drift, while two others were caught inside, authorities said.

The recreation center in Coomera has been shut and an examination is under way.

Dreamworld charges itself as Australia's greatest amusement park with more than 50 rides and attractions.

The Thunder Waterway Rapids ride whisks guests in round flatboats along a quick moving fake stream. Dreamworld depicts it as a "direct excite" fascination.

Queensland Rescue vehicle representative Gavin Fuller faulted a "breakdown" for the mishap.

The casualties have not been named but rather are accounted for to be two ladies matured 32 and 42 and two men matured 38 and 35.

Australia's 9News reported that they were potentially from a similar family.

Thunder Waterway Rapids ride

Ride opened in 1986

Charged by Dreamworld as a family ride, riders must be more seasoned than two

Park says it permits riders to "go down a frothy water track past the Gold Rush Country"

Ride conveys up to six individuals for each auto, flying out at up to 45km/h (28mph) through rapids

Observer Lisa Capes told Australian supporter ABC that she saw individuals fleeing from the ride crying.

"I was addressing part of the gang and he said it was the flatboat or the vessel thing before him, the entire thing flipped and everybody was shouting," she said.

Queensland police representative Todd Reid said agents were auditing CCTV footage of the occurrence while groups attempted to expel the bodies from the scene.

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"It is a mind boggling recovery including substantial gear and that will take a few hours," he said.

He included he didn't know about any prior issues with the ride, in spite of the fact that that would frame part of the examination.

The amusement park, 48km (30 miles) south of Brisbane, said it was "acting as fast as could be expected under the circumstances to set up the realities around the episode and is working intimately with crisis powers and police."

Guests leave Dreamworld after deadly mischance. 25 Oct 2016Image copyrightABC/AP

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Guests spilled far from Dreamworld after the mischance

Police outside the Dreamworld parkImage copyrightEPA

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Crisis administrations closed the scene

Policeman outside Dreamworld amusement park in Australia. 25 Oct 2016Image copyrightAFP

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The recreation center's proprietors say it will stay shut on Wednesday

Craig Davidson, head of Vigorous Amusement Parks, said they were "profoundly stunned and disheartened" by the occurrence.

Australian Head administrator Malcolm Turnbull said he was "exceptionally disheartened to learn of the unfortunate mishap".

"Amusement parks are a place for family fun and satisfaction, not catastrophe," he said.

Queensland Head Annastacia Palaszczuk said a careful examination would be held into the "horrendous, awful scene".

"This has been an outright catastrophe, a heartbreaking mishap at Dreamworld where a large number of individuals go once a day," she said.

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One individual passed on in rollercoaster mischances at Expoland in Osaka, Japan, in 2007 and Darien Lake amusement park in New York State, US, in 2011

Sixteen individuals - including two adolescent young ladies who required leg removals - harmed at UK's Alton Towers park in 2015. Engineers neglected to see a stationary auto on the 14-circle Smiler ride and abrogated the park system, sending the following auto into it.