Death of Gorleston: A 3 year old girl died of a head injury after being thrown 20 feet into the air when the inflatable trampoline exploded

A three-year-old girl who was killed when she was thrown 20 feet from an inflatable trampoline died of a head injury, police said.

Ava-May Littleboy was screened on the beach gambling equipment in Gorleston, Norfolk, Sunday afternoon

She was rushed to hospital but later died, that's # 39, a post-mortem examination conducted today was confirmed by head injuries. Death and experts were called to examine the inflatable equipment she was playing on.

A police cordon remains in place at the scene of the tragedy until the specialists finish examining the trampoline.

Ava-May, of Somersham, Suffolk, was visiting the beach with her mother Chloe Littleboy, 25, and her sister at the time of the visit. ;incident. [19659002] In a statement issued by the police, the family of Ava-May said, "She was not your ordinary little girl, like everyone she met, she would leave an impression sustainable. "

"Anyone who met her would not want to forget her laugh and contagious smile could light even the darkest rooms."

Police said witnesses had reported hearing "a violent blow" "before the inflatable" apparently explodes "on the seaside site. in tribute to the young man

The incident gave rise to appeals to The government is considering a temporary ban on inflatable structures in public spaces [19659002] Robert Halfon, Conservative MP for Harlow, Essex – where seven-year-old Summer Grant was killed when an inflatable castle was released from his moorings in 2016 was needed after "two horrible tragedies"

Tributes including teddy bears and bouquets of flowers accumulated against the perimeter fence of the area where Ava-May was playing.

More than 500 people donated to a crowdfunding JustGiving call to buy a children's bench in memory of A Va-May to put in his local park in Somersham, Suffolk

Ava-May's grandmother, Angela Littleboy, wrote: "To all those who have made a donation for this cause, we do not know you all, but I totally agree.

All witnesses to the Gorleston incident who have not yet spoken to the police, or anyone who could have captured the incident on their phone or camera, are invited to call the Norfolk Police at 101 or Crime Stoppers. at 0800 555111.