baby is thrown in the air and dies

A quiet day at the beach ended in tragedy at Norfolk in East England, in the popular Gorleston. A girl died after being thrown into the air after the explosion of the bouncy castle on which she was playing. It happened this morning and the ride to the hospital was useless. The child, already serious, died shortly after.

LISE ALSO Died at the age of 7 on the inflatable boat, park directors sentenced to three years in prison

Police arrived at the scene of the accident to investigate a joint investigation between the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the local authority, as reported by the Daily Mail . The affected area is closed, while the rest of the beach is open to bathers. A witness explained that the castle was going to explode because of the heat.

A police cordon is in place after a "serious" incident on #Gorleston beach pic.twitter.com/zTekLvvVNe

– Tom Chapman (@TChapmanMedia) 1st July 2018

This is not the first time that seemingly innocent rides cause the death of someone. The UK is still shocked by the death of Blake Graves, a British child from Crook, County Durham, found himself stuck with the shirt while slipping. His sweater was stuck on a little protruding screw, the little boy trying to disengage himself around his neck and squeezed to the point that he could no longer breathe. The screw had been reinforcement on the staggering arm of the slide, paradoxically, to prevent any child from hurting himself.