Petition updatePrevent Child Head Injuries Hungry Jacks. Replace all Corrugated Metal on your Playgrounds
Hungry Jacks said review found no harzard in the playground in question???

Nanette BinghamBrisbane, Australia

Aug 23, 2016
Thanks to Kidspot for writing this article!! Below is a quote from the Kidspot article:
"In a statement to Kidspot, Hungry Jack’s said a review found “no hazard” at the playground in question.
“The safety of children and all of its customers is of upmost importance to Hungry Jack’s,” a spokesperson for the company said.
“Following the incident, Hungry Jack’s commissioned an independent organisation to undertake a safety review of the playground at its Morayfield restaurant. The report found no hazard and confirmed that the playground complies fully with safety regulations.”"
Read the full article here: http://www.kidspot.com.au/parenting/real-life/in-the-news/child-splits-head-open-on-metal-platform-at-hungry-jacks-playground
Let's see what Workplace Health and Safety Qld have to say about the Playground at Hungry Jacks Morayfield. Hungry Jacks, if the safety of children and customers is of utmost importance to you then doesn't our daughter's injury show that the playground isn't safe??? Children don't generally sustain such an injury like the one our daughter sustained on safe play equipment do they??? Our daughter's forehead was torn open requiring stitches while playing and falling on a playground at Hungry Jacks Morayfeild that had a corrugated metal platform. Does that sound "safe" to you??? We'll be keeping an eye out and avoiding similar "safe" playgrounds in the future!!
Thanks to everyone who's signed our petition so far!!! Let's see how many more signatures we can get, please continue to share and get the message out there that such playgrounds aren't safe and corrugated metal platforms should be replaced!!!
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