There happen to be many cases that at first shock us and then provide us with a sigh of relief. Recently, it happened that a three-year-old girl got embroiled in the tail of a giant kite sustained with a terrifying ride after being swept more than 100 feet (30 metres) into the air during a kite festival that was held in Taiwan. Video footage posted on social media on Sunday was proof of this act. Frightened viewers yelled as the girl was catapulted high above them, where she was spun helplessly at the end of the kite's long orange streamer as it soared and swooped in the high wind.

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It took some 30 seconds before the incident ended and she was pulled back to the ground by members of the crowd as the kite was brought back under control. The girl was identified solely by the surname Lin and local news reports said she amazingly suffered only minor cuts. The unnamed girl was taking part in a kite festival on Sunday in the seaside town of Nanlioao when she was caught up by a giant, long-tailed orange kite. Such incidents are really horrifying at times. 

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The distress caused by the sight the near-disaster persuaded organizers to cut short the festival in Hsinchu city in northwestern Taiwan. A Hsinchu city government official told media that a sudden gust of wind at the site, which is known for its strong winds, caused the kite’s tail to wrap around the child’s waist. Video of the incident was shared by festival-goers on social media and quickly racked up millions of views.

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