Girl, 11, dies in tragic water incident at Cornwall beauty spot
A 11 -year -old girl died in a second tragic water incident this weekend.
Police said that after 18.00 on Saturday at 18.00 on Saturday, the Police said that Wacker Quay was called for emergency services on Saturday at 18.00.
Officers, South Devon’dan saved and urgent treatment was given, but the scene was confirmed dead as dead, he said.
HM Coast Guard teams and medical officials attended the police in search of children.
Devon and Cornwall police spokesman said: “The next relative was informed and will be supported by expert officers.
“Death does not treat as a suspect and a file will be prepared for Coroner.”
The Wacker Quay Village is located at an entrance of the Lynher River and is popular for outdoor activities.
Lynher Haliç, known for his bird’s wild life, has a picnic area in which he enjoyed the landscape.
This weekend is the second child’s water tragedy.
On Saturday evening, a 12 -year -old body was discovered in the search for a 12 -year -old who saw that he had swam on the Yorkshire River.
The child’s body was rescued from the Swale River near the Richmond Falls near Darlington at 10.45. The child’s family was informed and death is not treated as a suspect.
