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2-year-old boy feared drowned in Sea Lots swimming pool - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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A two-year-old boy is feared to have drowned on the afternoon of December 15 after being found motionless in a swimming pool in Sea Lots, Port of Spain.

Despite efforts to resuscitate him, the toddler, identified as AJ Charles, was declared dead on arrival at the Port of Spain General Hospital.

Reports are that around 2.30 pm December 15, AJ was seen floating in a private above-ground pool at Production Avenue. It is believed the toddler, who lived in the area, may have wandered into the yard unsupervised.

Emergency responders were alerted, and relatives pulled the toddler from the pool and took him to the hospital.

He lived in the community with his 33-year-old mother.

An autopsy is expected to be done this week. Investigations are ongoing.

The post 2-year-old boy feared drowned in Sea Lots swimming pool appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.

Source: Home - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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