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A three-year-old girl died after being thrown from an inflatable trampoline while she was at the beach with her mother in England.
Norfolk police said witnesses had reported a "violent blow". in Gorleston-on-Sea, Sunday morning
The girl, who was not named by the police, died later in the hospital.
[19659002] She was visiting the area with her family from Suffolk.
Robert Halfon, Conservative MP for Harlow, Esbad – where seven-year-old Summer Grant was killed when an inflatable castle was released from his moorings in 2016 – wanted politicians to consider a temporary ban on inflatable structures in public spaces.
His request for an urgent question in the British House of Commons
M. Halfon said he was "Disappointed" but he would table a motion from Commons about it
Disappointed with Not Getting #UrgentQuestion on #bouncycastles Today 39 following the tragedy this weekend, but
– Robert Halfon, MP (@ halfon4harlowMP) 2 July 2018
Downing Street describes the incident as a "terrible accident".
The official spokesman said: "This is a terrible accident and a tragic loss of life."
"HSE is looking into this, these are the right people to do it.We have to wait for this investigation to be completed."
Superintendent Roger Wiltshire, Norfolk Police, said that the incident was "simply unimaginable."
"I'm a dad myself and you can not imagine what"
"You come to a seaside town like Great Yarmouth and Gorleston for a day, no not, and as a father, you know, we spent many hours standing by one He said that the attraction was allowed, and that the local authority was conducting checks on the others after the incident.
A cordon of police is likely to remain in place until Tuesday evening .A joint investigation with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the local council continues [19659002] 
Tributes including teddy bears and bouquets of flowers were piled to be a metal fence surrounding an area of the beach where the deflated inflatable was still p lace today.
A tribute read: "Taken too early Think about your whole family A sad loss, sleep a tight angel."
A second says, "Rest in paradise little X"
An Exam postmortem of the British Home Office was to take place today to determine the cause of the death of the girl.
Gorleston incident witnesses who have not yet spoken to the police, or anyone who could have captured the incident on their phone or camera, are asked to do so. call Norfolk Police at 101 or Crime Stoppers at 0800 555 111.
– Press Association
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