The accident occurred on Saturday evening.
The incident was reported to 15min by a portal reader.
The Vilnius cold beetroot soup festival, bustling all day in the capital, was marred by a painful incident: a minor was taken to the hospital after injuring himself on a cold beetroot soup-colored trampoline in the city center.
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After the accident, the trampoline was placed behind the STOP tape: no one is having fun on it anymore.
The minor was rushed to the hospital by parents who witnessed the accident.
At the Vilnius County Police Operational Management Department (OVS), 15min learned that a 12-year-old boy was injured on the trampoline and taken into medical care. The minor was rushed to the hospital by parents who witnessed the accident.
The police do not yet have more detailed information about the injuries sustained by the young boy; the exact diagnosis will be clarified after more detailed medical examinations.
The Vilnius VPK duty officer emphasized that the closure of the trampoline entertainment was also supported by its organizers themselves, who, adequately assessing the equipment in light of the accident, considered it possibly unsafe.
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This weekend, the “Vilnius Pink Soup Fest” returned to the capital.
The Vilnius cold beetroot soup festival invited people for the first time to watch a cold beetroot soup parade floating on the Neris River, try a slide from the White Bridge, dress up in festive costumes, and, of course, eat cold beetroot soup.
The festival weekend was opened on Friday evening at the Town Hall Square.
The main festival entertainment area, near the White Bridge, was created on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The ill-fated trampoline was also installed here.
Experts constantly talk about the risks of trampoline entertainment, even the danger to life.
Recently, there have been resonant incidents related to this, including tragic ones (see related articles).
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