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travelator

British  
/ ˈtrævəˌleɪtə /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of travolator

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On Sunday morning Hinata Goto was about to step off the travelator at a Hokkaido resort's ski slopes when he fell down and his right arm became trapped in the machinery, Japanese media reported citing police.

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The travelator was equipped with a safety mechanism, but it failed to activate.

From BBC

Rescue workers spent 40 minutes dismantling part of the travelator to free the boy, who by then had fallen unconscious.

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Staff at the Asarigawa Onsen Ski Resort in Otaru said that the travelator's safety mechanism, which was designed to immediately halt operations if it detected that an object was trapped in the machinery, had worked earlier in the day.

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Police are investigating the incident to assess whether there was any professional negligence, such as in the manufacturing and maintenance of the travelator.

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