Funfair worker in his 20s dies after suffering ‘serious head injuries’ in seaside ride tragedy

A fairground worker died after having serious head traumas after a ’emergency’ journey in the Coast Funfair.

Police and medical officials, Tyne and Wear, Spanish City in the Gulf of Whitley Summer Funfair’e, a 20 -year -old man at 14.15 hours of Funfair worker ran.

Northumbria police said that despite the efforts of the health personnel to save him, he was succumbed to their injuries and was declared dead.

A police spokesman said the man had contacted his next relative and was supported by expert officers.

He added: ‘Our thoughts with the man’s family in this extremely difficult time.’

Police, ‘exactly what happened’ to determine the health and safety manager contacted.

The attraction contains a number of seats hanging in the air and rotating at speed.

In the afternoon, the entire fair, full of families, was closed and a large police presence was reported to be at the scene.

In this afternoon, the entire fair full of families was closed and a large police presence was reported to be at the scene.

North East Ambulance Service (Neas) confirmed that a man was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

A air ambulance was also seen while descending into the grass area next to the fairground.

Northumbria police spokesman said: Today, after 14:00, we received a report on a workplace accident in the Spanish City Summer Funfair, the Spanish City of Whitley in North Tyneside.

“ Emergency services participated and a man in their 20s found serious head trauma.

‘Despite the best efforts of the health personnel who participated in the scene after a short time, the man was unfortunately declared dead.

‘The next relative was contacted and supported by expert officers.

‘Our thoughts with the man’s family in this extremely difficult time.

‘We have contacted the Health and Safety Manager and we are working with them to determine exactly what is happening.

‘The fair will be closed to the public and will remain closed until the next announcement.

In this afternoon, the entire fair full of families was closed and a large police presence was reported to be at the scene.

Dog hikers in the popular coastal spot expressed their shocks in the horror inside in Funfair

‘Anyone with knowledge should send a direct message on social media or use the Northumbria police using live chat or report form functions on Force’s website. “

The popular coastal dog wicks had previously expressed their fear of their fear in Funfair.

Someone said: ‘Terrible. You don’t expect anything like this.

‘The fair is usually open in the afternoon, but it is clear that there is really a serious thing.’