Six Flags Over Georgia set to reopen on Friday after deadly roller coaster accident

ATLANTA (ANF/Gray News) — Six Flags Over Georgia is set to reopen on Friday, just four days after a man was killed when he fell off a roller coaster.Six Flags Over Georgia’s website shows the park will reopen Friday.In a statement, the park’s management called safety its “highest priority.”“While we are unable to comment on specifics related to the incident or currently closed rides at this time, we are committed to rigorous ride inspection, maintenance and safety procedures that meet or exceed industry standards,” officials added.PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Six Flags Over Georgia roller coaster death: Everything we knowOn Monday, 42-year-old Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem was ejected from the Goliath roller coaster, hitting other patrons on the ride, according to Cobb County police. His body was found underneath the attraction, and the park was evacuated.The death is still under investigation, with no official cause given yet.In the wake of the accident, Six Flags temporarily shut down nine rides acr