Two-year-old girl dies after falling off balcony in Valencia

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June 15, 2012

Mangalore, June 15: In a gut-wrenching accident, a two-year-old girl child plunged to death from the balcony of her second-floor flat in Valencia late on Thursday.

Deeda Aabida is the second daughter of Muhammad Muslim and Noor Jahan couple. Mr. Muslim is working as the marketing manager with Vartha Bharathi, Kannada Daily. The girl was rushed to a private hospital in the city immediately after the incident at 6 p.m. on Thursday. The girl was declared dead at 12.30am on Friday as doctors' efforts to save the child failed.

A team of doctors consisting of Dr. Kishore Shetty, Dr. Devadiga along with the resident doctors at the Unity Health Complex tried their best to save the child. But since the brain was directly affected due to the impact of the fall, and the supply of oxygen to the brain had been snapped, the efforts to save her failed, sources in the family said.

The tragedy has left the parents, family and friends in deep shock. She was a very cute and adorable child, said a neighbour. The girl was playing in the balcony minutes before the fatal fall. She apparently dragged a plastic chair into the balcony and climbed over it. “I rushed to the spot immediately. Since none of the cars of the flat owners was available, we sought the help of the neighbour. Within minutes we took her to the hospital,” said the watchman.

He attributes the tragedy to destiny. “The child should have survived considering the quick response. But, the God must have had a different plan,” he said.

The post-mortem was conducted at the mortuary of the Government Wenlock Hospital before the body being handed over to the family at 4 a.m.

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A case has been registered at the Pandeshwar police station.

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