Two people riding in the Krewe of Thoth's Carnival parade were taken to the hospital after falling from separate floats Sunday afternoon, New Orleans Emergency Medical Services said.

Around 3:30 p.m., EMS said a person fell from the lower level of Thoth's 16B float — named "The Congo" — while traveling on the Uptown parade route near St. Charles and Louisiana avenues, EMS said.

The rider was taken to University Medical Center's Trauma Center for treatment and is in stable condition.

@NewOrleansEMS transports one float rider to @UMCNO Trauma Center after falling from lower level of Thoth float 16B near St. Charles Ave/Louisiana. Float rider is in stable condition. — New Orleans EMS (@NewOrleansEMS) February 23, 2020

A second rider was reportedly taken to UMC for treatment after falling from float 33 — named "Paris, France" — near the intersection of St. Charles Avenue and Poydras Street. That rider is also said to be in stable condition.

EMS reported the second injury just after 6 p.m.

@neworleansems transports another float rider who fell from float to @UMCNO. Fall from lower level of Thoth float #33 near Poydras/St. Charles Ave.Float rider in stable condition. — New Orleans EMS (@NewOrleansEMS) February 24, 2020

The accidents happened less than 24 hours after 58-year-old Joseph Sampson was hit and killed by a float during the Krewe of Endymion's parade on Saturday evening on the Mid-City route.

Sampson's death was the second float-related death of the 2020 Carnival season after 58-year-old Geraldine Carmouche was run over by a float during the Mystic Krewe of Nyx parade on Wednesday.