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Boy badly injured when helmet strap caught on chairlift
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

A 12-year-old snowboarder was left in critical condition after he became caught up in a chairlift at Silverstar ski resort near Vernon (B.C.) on Thursday. Apparently a strap on the boy's helmet became caught on the Summit chairlift as he was getting off.
He was dragged into the air then fell about 10m to the ski run below....

A spokesperson at B.C. Childrens' Hospital reported that, after the accident, the boy was unconscious and his vital signs were unstable. Officials with the B.C. Safety Authority are investigating the mid-station unloading area of the chairlift. The boy was on a school trip when the accident happened.

Source: http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=3b9e6466-7dde-479a-8a11-415f867e9c20&k=57585
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