Authorities in Alquerías, Murcia, confirmed that two individuals have been arrested in connection with the death of a ten-year-old girl who was electrocuted at a fairground attraction on June fifteenth. The arrests stem from accusations of homicide due to gross negligence, highlighting the serious nature of the case. The girls’ death occurred while she was enjoying a bouncy castle when she was suddenly electrocuted and died instantly.

In addition to the charges related to the girl’s death, the arrested parties face four counts of injuring children who were also affected by electric shocks from the same attraction. The incident has raised concerns about safety regulations and enforcement measures relevant to such attractions at local fairs.

As investigations led by the Organic Unit of the Judicial Police continue, authorities are scrutinising potential negligence in the setup, maintenance, or operation of the attraction, which could have contributed to this tragic event. This incident has reopened discussions about the safety of fairground attractions, as experts and consumer associations emphasize the need for stricter inspections.

The local community is watching developments closely, hoping for justice in the wake of this tragedy and calling for improved safety measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. The arrested individuals are currently in custody pending judicial proceedings.