Chemical leak at indoor waterpark causes respiratory issues for several guests in Michigan

Several people experienced respiratory problems following a chemical leak at Zehnder’s Splash Village indoor waterpark in Frankenmuth.
The incident occurred on Tuesday (March 4) morning.
According to Zehnder, the incident involved a pool chemical feeding system malfunction, reportedly releasing more chemicals into the waterpark.
As a result, some visitors began to experience symptoms and required medical evaluation.
The Saginaw County Hazardous Materials Team was called in to monitor the air quality at the waterpark.
Meanwhile, the staff took immediate action by flushing the pools and evacuating guests to ensure their safety.
In coordination with the Saginaw Public Health Department, Zehnder’s Splash Village ensured that the Atrium Park met all safety regulations before reopening.

First responders confirmed that at least five people were transported to the hospital for further evaluation.
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