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✓ The Sydney Morning HeraldScience & Systems

Two children injured after wind lifts jumping castle at Geelong party

High winds lifted a jumping castle at a Geelong children's party Saturday, throwing two children to the ground.

Why it mattersJumping castles can turn dangerous in strong wind. Event organisers should secure or remove them during gusty conditions.

AustraliaThe incident near Geelong in Victoria highlights risks at Australian children's events and the need for better safety checks during outdoor celebrations.

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