Boy, 12, dies in social media challenge as parents warn of ‘dangerous’ internet | UK | News

The family of a 12 -year -old child who died after trying a dangerous social media struggle warned other parents about the “dangers” of the Internet. Only the so -called Sebastian, the child ran to a hospital near Castleford, West Yorkshire on Friday, June 27, and then he was then confirmed that he died. According to A donation gathering appeal Founded after his death, the 12 -year -old child lost his life in a “dangerous internet struggle”.

The objection said: “Sebastian was only 12 years old. A child full of dreams, passion and incredible abilities. He taught him how to play the guitar and the keyboard. His family gave him all the love and care in the world – but for a moment he changed everything online.”

The objection of collecting donations, which collected more than 6,000 £ money, called other parents to “talk to your children about online.”

“A tragedy beyond words,” he continued. “No parent should have to bury their children. Nobody should endure such a heat breaking.

“The online world can be as dangerous as the truth – sometimes even more. Even though it is not in vain for Sebastian’s passing. Get a silent call for awareness – staying close, talking more, a reminder to protect what we love.

“So other children can live. So no other parent will experience this uninterrupted pain.”

West Yorkshire police said in a statement: “The police, ambulance colleagues were called to an address in Manor Grove in Castleford.

“Officers joined the location and the child was taken to hospital and then he was confirmed that he died.

“To determine exactly what happened to the West Yorkshire Coroner to determine the investigations. The event is not accepted as a suspect.”