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Central Park horse-drawn carriage rides paused after 18-year-old tourist killed

Central Park horse-drawn carriage rides paused after 18-year-old tourist killed
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Horse-drawn carriage operations in Central Park have been suspended following the death of an 18-year-old tourist. The incident has reignited public debate and calls from advocacy groups to ban the industry entirely.

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This tragedy highlights ongoing safety and ethical concerns regarding animal-based tourism in dense urban environments.

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CENTRAL PARK (WABC) -- The day after a teenager died after being thrown from a horse carriage in Central Park , the union representing drivers says it has stopped all rides for now.

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The report provides a factual account of the accident and includes statements from both the union and advocacy groups.

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