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Boy, 6, hurt on Skegness Pleasure Beach ghost train Boy, 6, hurt on Skegness Pleasure Beach ghost train
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A six-year-old boy is thought to have been seriously injured when he became trapped under a ghost train car at a seaside fun fair.A six-year-old boy is thought to have been seriously injured when he became trapped under a ghost train car at a seaside fun fair.
It is thought the boy suffered back and stomach injuries on the Ghost Train at Bottons Pleasure Beach, Skegness, but his condition has not been confirmed.It is thought the boy suffered back and stomach injuries on the Ghost Train at Bottons Pleasure Beach, Skegness, but his condition has not been confirmed.
He was airlifted to hospital just before midday on Monday.He was airlifted to hospital just before midday on Monday.
The Health and Safety Executive said it had been informed and was making initial enquiries.The Health and Safety Executive said it had been informed and was making initial enquiries.
The park is open as normal. The ride was closed for a short time but was today open as normal.
The boy had gone on the ride with his sister but when he did not emerge, his father and a staff member went inside the ride to look for him, the Lincolnshire Echo reported.
James Botton, the managing director of Pleasure Beach Amusements, told the paper: "We really do not know how he came to be out of the car."