Halloween Fun and Risks
The Halloween season is here, and many people are eager to visit haunted houses and hayrides for some scary fun. However, these activities come with real risks, according to Keven Moore.
Haunted houses and hayrides can be thrilling, but the darkness, fog machines, and wild props can lead to accidents and injuries. Dim lighting and panic can cause guests to trip, slip, or get hit by flying objects.
Don't run from zombies.
Every year, people are injured, sometimes seriously, and on rare occasions, fatalities have occurred. To keep the scares fun and the injuries fictional, it's essential to take precautions before visiting these attractions.
Author's summary: Halloween fun can turn into real risks.
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