A cable car from an amusement ride broke free and plunged to the ground as visitors nearby narrowly avoided being struck.
The accident happened at a fair in Ciudad del Carmen,Mexico,on Friday night during the event’s second day of activities.
Footage captured by an attendee showed the cabin moving unusually as it travelled along the ride before it suddenly detached from the structure and crashed down near another attraction.
People can be seen standing beneath the ride moments before the cabin falls,narrowly escaping being struck by the collapsing structure.

The cable car was swinging precariously before dropping (Picture: Newsflash)
Official inspection measurements later revealed that the cabin fell from a height of 20 feet.
There have been calls for the release of the structural safety documents (Picture: Newsflash)The damaged structure was covered with a tarp while authorities carried out their checks and the rest of the fair continued operating.Local media reported that the fair had officially opened on Thursday,but the company responsible for the rides was still carrying out installation and assembly work hours after the opening ceremony.After the video of the collapse spread online,local civic groups and fairgoers called for the municipality to release the mandatory Mechanical Structural Safety Dictum,questioning why the attraction had been allowed to operate while installation work was reportedly still taking place.Authorities have not yet released details on the cause of the collapse.Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at .For more stories like this,check our news page.
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