July 27th 2025.
Over the weekend, a popular steam show in Hampshire turned into a nightmare for one young woman. The 18-year-old suffered serious injuries after her hair became tangled in a Fun House ride at a rural funfair. The incident occurred around 11pm on Saturday, when the woman fell over while on the oscillating floor section of the ride.
According to Emma Perry, a heart failure nurse who was at the event, the woman's hair got caught in the rollers on the floor. She immediately offered her first aid services when she heard that the woman's friend had seen her bleeding. Emma described the woman's injuries as a "degloving incident," where three quarters of her scalp was ripped off.
Emergency services were called to the scene and the teenager was taken to the hospital for treatment. As a result, the ride has been closed for the remainder of the show, which is set to end today. The owner of the event, Charles Cole, expressed his sympathy for the victim and her family. He also mentioned that the incident is currently under investigation and that safety is their top priority.
The Netley Marsh Steam and Craft Show has been a yearly tradition in the small village of Netley Marsh since 1971. It's a family-friendly event that attracts many visitors. However, this year's show took a turn for the worse due to this freak accident. It has left many in shock and sadness, especially the owner of the ride.
Emma, who was one of the first responders to the incident, stayed with the victim until help arrived. She expressed her concern for the woman and her family, stating that they are her main priority. This unfortunate event serves as a reminder that safety should always be a top priority, especially when it comes to family-friendly events like this one. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim and her loved ones during this difficult time.
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