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Australians and people from around the world have poured their hearts out and donated generously to the victims of the Tasmania jumping castle tragedy that claimed the lives of five young primary school kids.
The identities of the five children killed in a jumping castle accident in Tasmania on Thursday have been confirmed by Tasmania Police.
Jumping castles will be banned across all Tasmanian schools following the tragic death of five students at a school event.
Two children have died and several others are critically injured after a jumping castle was blown into the air by a large gust of wind at an end-of-year celebration in Tasmania.
Four grade six students have died and four are in a critical condition following a tragic event at the Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport, Tasmania.