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Posted date: 06:27 GMT, November 15, 2020 | Updated: 07:01 GMT, 15 November 2020
A 7-year-old boy was killed after being pulled unconscious at the bottom of a popular swimming pit.
Emergency services were called to Glenbrook’s Jellybean Pool in Blue Mountains National Park around 2 pm. It is 20:00 on a Sunday afternoon after the child’s parents report that he has been missing for about half an hour.
A seven-year-old boy (pictured) died after being pulled unconscious from the bottom of a popular swimming pit.
Pictures taken at the scene showed emergency workers trying to save the boy by the rocky pool
Emergency services were called to Glenbrook’s Jellybean Pool in Blue Mountains National Park on Sunday after the child’s parents reported that he had been lost for about half an hour
Pictures taken at the scene showed emergency workers trying to rescue the boy by the rock pool.
Police officers from the Blue Mountains Police Department attempted to resuscitate the boy before the paramedics took over..
The boy was transported by road to Nepean Hospital in the far west of Sydney in critical condition and was later confirmed dead.
Peter Van Praagh, director of ambulance operations in New South Wales, said paramedics did their best to save the boy.
« As the weather begins to get warm, it’s a tragic and timely reminder to be careful when approaching the water, because in the blink of an eye everything can change, ».
Police officers from the Blue Mountains Police Department attempted to resuscitate the boy before the paramedics took charge
‘Nobody intends for these tragedies to happen, but this is the thing about accidents – they happen in a second – but the impact can last a lifetime.
‘Anyone who has experienced a fear of drowning or near drowning knows that it is extremely painful for everyone involved, and nothing more than loved ones.
‘These kinds of jobs have a huge impact on all the emergency services involved, but not more than the family, and our hearts are exploding..
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