Inquest into Safety Rules for Inflatable Amusement Devices in Tasmania
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
An inquest has been called in Tasmania to examine the safety rules governing inflatable amusement devices. The review follows a tragedy in December 2021 where a strong wind gust lifted a jumping castle and inflatable Zorb balls to 16 metres into the air. During the incident, six children died, and three others were seriously injured.
From dailymail.com
Why it matters
The inquest is investigating whether rules regarding how inflatable amusement devices are anchored and operated in windy conditions need to be tightened to prevent similar tragedies. The review focuses on the existing safety laws within the state of Tasmania.
From dailymail.com
Who's involved
- TasmaniaJurisdiction where the inquest into safety rules for inflatable amusement devices is taking place.