Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy claims sixth live
Tasmanian Police have confirmed another child has died in the wake of the Devonport jumping castle accident.
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Tasmanian Police have confirmed another child has died in the wake of the Devonport jumping castle accident.
More than $1 million has been raised for the families of the victims of the children killed and injured in the Devonport jumping castle tragedy.
Four children were killed and several more badly injured in Australia after strong winds lifted an inflated jumping castle into the air during end-of-year school celebrations, causing them to fall 10 metres, authorities said on Thursday, prompting an outpouring of grief.
Tasmania Police have not yet confirmed whether a jumping castle that was lifted into the air during a wind event at a Tasmanian school was tied down after five children tragically lost their lives.
Children aged 10-12, enjoying a fun day at school, jumping in an inflatable castle, lost their lives after falling from a 32-feet height in Devonport, Tasmania.