2 Children Injured When Bouncy House Goes Airborne In Nashua

Two toddlers were hurt after a bouncy house at a Nashua farm went airborne, according to a report on WMUR.com.

According to the report, the boys, aged 2 and 3, were inside the bouncy house at Sullivan Farm in Nashua on Oct. 12, when a swift wind picked it up and moved it about 50 feet into the air. The house then came crashing down about 100 feet away from where it was located.

The owner of the farm said it wasn’t supposed to be used and had just been blown up to dry off. The parents of the children stated that they were told it was OK to be used. The boys are still in the hospital, according to the latest update. 

Watch the full report here on WMUR.com’s website.