The Tragic Deaths of 2 Tots

[stephen25000]

' TRAGIC TOTS

Toddler twins die just days apart after being found floating in family swimming pool during Christmas holiday
Robbie and Charli Manago, aged just 23 months, were laid to rest in tiny white coffins today.

The tots, a boy and a girl, were found unconscious in their backyard pool in Sydney by their mother, Fleur, who pulled them out of the water.

Neighbours desperately tried to resuscitate the twins before paramedics arrived to take them to a nearby hospital on December 20.

Robert and Fleur Manago were only looking away for a very brief moment when the tragedy struck

Both children were put on life support machines but tragically Charli died on Boxing Day and her brother passed away three days later.




https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2554589/toddler-twins-die-just-days-apart-after-being-found-floating-in-family-swimming-pool-during-christmas-holiday/

[stephen25000]

This case truly magnifies the danger of leaving children unattended.

There is never 100% safety guaranteed.

However, this highlights just how stupid and arrogant the Mccanns were, along with their associates, in leaving their children unattended.

[Mr Gray]

I'm sad to say it highlights the stupidity of the twins parents
How many more children must die in family pools
Don't have a pool if you have young children who can't swim
These accidents seem to happen so often whereas stranger abduction is extremely rare

[G-Unit]

I'm sad to say it highlights the stupidity of the twins parents
How many more children must die in family pools
Don't have a pool if you have young children who can't swim
These accidents seem to happen so often whereas stranger abduction is extremely rare

You seem to think that abduction is the only danger parents need to consider when leaving children unsupervised, which is nonsense.

[Mr Gray]

You seem to think that abduction is the only danger parents need to consider when leaving children unsupervised, which is nonsense.

Well as you have no idea what I think but seem to think you do your post is absolute nonsense

[Robittybob1]

You seem to think that abduction is the only danger parents need to consider when leaving children unsupervised, which is nonsense.

Did someone check the swimming pool in the Madeleine McCann case?