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Australian bouncy castle firm charged over child deaths
- Tasmanian bouncy castle firm Taz-Zorb has been charged for breaching safety regulations after six children died in an accident at a school fair.
- Prosecutors allege that Taz-Zorb failed to comply with health and safety duties, exposing the children to a risk of death or serious injury.
- The parents of the deceased children welcomed the charges, and a wider inquest into the accident has been put on hold until the investigation concludes.
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Australia charges bouncy castle firm over child deaths
SYDNEY, Nov 17 — Australian authorities charged a bouncy castle operator Friday over a 2021 disaster in which six children were killed after strong winds lifted one of the inflatable play structures into the air. The company, Taz-Zorb, has been charged with breaching health and safety legislation, said Robyn Pearce, the work health and safety regulator in the state of Tasmania, where the tragedy occurred. Strong winds blew a large inflatable cas…
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right8Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Right
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13%
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