Two children on inflatable jumping castle are rushed to hospital after strong winds lifted it into the air
Two children were rushed to hospital after they fell from a jumping castle as a strong gust of wind lifted the inflatable into the air.
Emergency services rushed to a home on Lower Duneed Road in Mount Duneed, Geelong, just before 11am on Saturday.
Several children were playing on the inflatable when a sudden wind struck, causing it to become airborne.
Mobile Intensive Care Ambulance (MICA) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) paramedic crews were dispatched to treat the injured children at the scene.
Two children were thrown from the jumping castle and taken to University Hospital Geelong in a stable condition.
It comes just over a month after a start date was set for an inquest into the Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy which occurred in 2021.
More to come.
Two children were rushed to hospital after they fell from a jumping castle as a strong gust of wind lifted the inflatable into the air (stock image)
Several children were playing on the inflatable when a sudden wind struck, causing it to become airborne
