An 11‑year‑old in Lublin suffered a spinal fracture when a two‑metre drop onto an uninflated inflatable cushion at a local playroom resulted in disaster, prompting owners to pledge safety reforms.
Owners Release Statement
The playroom owners expressed deep regret over the incident, immediately contacting the mother of 11‑year‑old Anastazja and offering full support. They emphasized respect for the family’s need for privacy and noted ongoing communication with the family’s legal representative.
Safety Checks and New Procedures
They confirmed the venue remains fully operational and safe for children, with all equipment re‑inspected, tested, and certified according to current safety standards. Additional measures include routine equipment checks, heightened staff supervision, and continuous monitoring of facility conditions.
Accident Details
The event occurred on Saturday, 25 October, in Lublin when the child jumped approximately two metres onto a deflated inflatable cushion. She was transported to hospital, where a spinal fracture was diagnosed. Police have opened a case to investigate potential endangerment of life or health.
Legal Consequences
Under Article 160(1) of the Polish Penal Code, anyone who endangers a person’s life or serious health is subject to up to three years of imprisonment.
