Two children are taken to hospital after a jumping castle incident in Mount Duneed, Victoria, in which an inflatable appears to lift or fly into the air. Local reports say emergency responders attend the scene following the incident involving the inflatable play structure.
Both outlets report that paramedics arrive to treat the children. PerthNow and The West Australian both state that Advanced Life Support and Mobile Intensive Care Ambulance (MICAB) paramedics attend. The reports do not provide details on what caused the inflatable to lift, the severity of the children’s injuries, or whether there are ongoing investigations.
The articles focus on the response and transportation to hospital. Neither outlet attributes blame or includes additional context such as age, names, or medical outcomes beyond confirming that both children receive urgent medical attention.
