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An 11-year-old boy died yesterday from injuries received when the air castle in an Australian school was violently lifted into the air by a sudden wind last week.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Chace Harrison became the sixth victim yesterday of the horrific accident that happened Thursday in the Australian town of Devonport, Tasmania.<\/p>\n
“With a heavy heart we confirm that an 11-year-old has lost his life this afternoon,” said Tasmanian Police Commissioner Darren Hine.<\/p>\n
“Our thoughts are with his family and all the children who lost their lives in the tragedy.”<\/p>\n
Three 12-year-old boys, two 11- and 12-year-old girls, had died earlier in the horrific accident, during the last celebrations of the school year.<\/p>\n
Two children still remain in serious condition in hospital while only one injured child has been discharged from the hospital.<\/p>\n
The wind that blew raised more than 10 meters above the air castle where the tragic children were playing. More than 30 school children had gathered around her.<\/p>\n
The tragedy caused deep anger in the community and across Australia.<\/p>\n
People have laid flowers at schools and a charitable fundraising account has reached A $ 1.2 million ($ 900,000).<\/p>\n
Authorities in Tasmania said they were investigating the cause of the accident, adding that it could ‘take time’.<\/p>\n
Forensic staff interviewed the children who witnessed the serious accident.<\/p>\n
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