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A sign collapsed at the biggest Christian festival in Britain.
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A sign collapsed at the biggest Christian festival in Britain.

Six people were injured after a structure with signs collapsed at the Big Church Christian festival in West Sussex, England. The incident occurred around 15:38 local time, prompting the cancellation of the day's event and asking attendees to leave Wiston Park. Organizers posted on Instagram shortly after 17:30 stating the event was canceled due to a 'serious incident.' Emergency services confirmed they had sent multiple teams, including intensive care nurses and special emergency intervention units, to the scene. Six patients have been confirmed, but further details are pending. The organizers expressed regret over the incident and thanked attendees for their patience. The Big Church Festival, established in 2009, is the largest Christian festival in Britain. Strong winds reaching 43 km/h were recorded in the area by the Met Office.

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A sign collapsed at the biggest Christian festival in Britain.

Six people were injured after a structure with signs collapsed at the Big Church Christian festival in West Sussex, England. The incident occurred around 15:38 local time, prompting the cancellation of the day's event and asking attendees to leave Wiston Park. Organizers posted on Instagram shortly after 17:30 stating the event was canceled due to a 'serious incident.' Emergency services confirmed they had sent multiple teams, including intensive care nurses and special emergency intervention units, to the scene. Six patients have been confirmed, but further details are pending. The organizers expressed regret over the incident and thanked attendees for their patience. The Big Church Festival, established in 2009, is the largest Christian festival in Britain. Strong winds reaching 43 km/h were recorded in the area by the Met Office.

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