An 11-year-old boy died from a jumping castle accident four days ago in Australia’s island state Tasmania, taking the death toll from the tragedy to six children, police said.
a jumping castle accident
The children fell 10 meters to the ground after an inflated jumping castle was lifted into the air in a gust of wind at an end-of-year celebration at a primary school in Devonport in the northwest of the state on Thursday.Three boys and one girl aged 12 years and one boy and one girl aged 11. Two children remain in critical condition, police said, and one is recovering at home.
“We don’t want to rush it, but we also understand that the community wants answers,” Tasmania Police Commissioner Darren Hine told reporters.
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