Yuris Cristel Camila García Manrique died at Entre Flores in Chinácota, Colombia, on Thursday, March 5

Slide at Entre Flores in Chinácota, Colombia.Credit : ENTRE FLORES CHINACOTA/Instagram

A mother has died after falling from a slide at an amusement park in Colombia.

On Thursday, March 5, Yuris Cristel Camila García Manrique was fatally injured while riding a giant slide at the tourist site Entre Flores in Chinácota, according to El Tiempo and La Prensa.

In footage obtained by the outlets, Manrique, 28, is seen wearing a helmet and sitting on a tire at the top of the slide. Before going down it, she appeared to ask an attendant, “Is someone going to meet me?” The worker allegedly responded to her reassuringly, saying, “Yes, don’t be afraid.”

Manrique is then seen going down the slide at increasing speed before eventually falling off the structure. Screams are heard at the bottom of the slide as a voice asks, “Did she fall off?”

Manrique fell off the slide at the bend of the structure towards the bottom, plunging around 15ft before crashing to the ground, The U.S. Sun reported.

Slide at Entre Flores.ENTRE FLORES CHINACOTA/Instagram

Manrique suffered severe injuries to her brain, abdomen and chest, per La Prensa and El Tiempo. She died en route to the Erasmo Meoz University Hospital in Cúcuta at around 9 p.m. local time.

In a translated statement shared by Entre Flores on Instagram, the amusement park said they “immediately activated the emergency and assistance protocols established,” before Manrique was sent to the hospital.

“[Entre Flores] deeply regrets the incident that occurred yesterday, at our facilities,” the statement continued, adding, “We extend our deepest condolences and most sincere sympathy to the family, friends, and loved ones of García.”

The company expressed its willingness to cooperate with the authorities “in the process of verifying and clarifying the facts” and provide any information required to help with the investigation.

Entre Flores.ENTRE FLORES CHINACOTA/Instagram

A preliminary medical report obtained by El Tiempo revealed that Manrique had intracranial trauma and blunt thoracoabdominal trauma, which led to her death.

Chinácota Mayor’s Office is investigating the incident.

“It was our daughter who died. We demand a proper investigation and that those responsible for Camila’s death be held accountable,” said Manrique’s mother, per La Prensa.

Manrique is survived by her 4-year-old daughter, per El Tiempo.

PEOPLE has contacted the Chinácota Mayor’s Office for comment.