Nine hurt in accident at fireworks show in French resort
By AFP
August 18, 2019
TOULOUSE: Nine people were injured during a fireworks display in a popular resort in southern France when one rocket misfired close to onlookers on the beach, firefighters said Saturday. Three of those hurt in the incident in on Friday night in Collioure were taken to hospital after the device “exploded very low” and rained down sparks on some of the 80,000 crowd, firefighters and the local prefecture said. One person remained in hospital after surgery for a shoulder fracture. The misfiring rocket was part of a show on a barge just off the port of Collioure, a small picturesque seaside town near the Spanish border whose 3,000 population mushrooms around 30-fold with summer tourists.
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