Two women died and 13 people were injured when they fell from a huge inflatable artwork after it broke its moorings and flew into the air in northern England.
Up to 30 people were inside the walk-in exhibit when a gust of wind blew it 30 feet above a park in the northeast town of Chester-le-Street.
The victims, aged 68 and 38, had been walking through the artwork with children when it took off. A three-year-old girl was seriously injured.
"All of a sudden it just started rising like a balloon," a witness told BBC television. "[It was] flinging people all over. Then it just seemed to flip over in the air." The inflatable exhibit was brought down to earth after it drifted into a pole.
The work, called Dreamspace, is a 16-feet-high construction made out of thin plastic sheeting.
Half the size of a soccer pitch, it has walls that continuously change colour as visitors wander through its maze of corridors. The sculpture, designed by artist Maurice Agis, has been exhibited around the world.