The death of a citizen's child 51 days after drowning in the Sea of Ras al-Khaimah
The five-year-old child Zaid bin Saeed Al Shehhi died this morning, 51 days after his stay in intensive care in the hospital, after he was drowned in the sea of the institute on April 4.
Citizen Adel Hanhoun was working as a first assistant in the Civil Defense Department in Ras Al Khaimah. He pulled the child out of sea water after swallowing large quantities of water, as the water was coming out from his mouth and nose amid the deterioration of his health condition, as Hanhoun believed that he died except that the water came out of his lungs and responded. For the ventilator operation, bring it back to life again.
The uncle of the deceased child, Muhammad al-Shehhi, told Al-Emarat Al-Youm that five-year-old Zaid, who was ranked third among his four siblings, was on a trip from his mother, the maid and his siblings to the institute in the city of Ras al-Khaimah for the purpose of swimming, where he was swimming with his brothers on the beach as a result For high waves and water currents, the waves pulled it strongly inward, which led to its exposure to sinking.
He explained that his mother and the maid tried to save him, but that the strength of the waves and their height was difficult for the task, and that led to his entry for a long distance in the sea water, and continued that he was contacted by the competent authorities and rescued by a citizen via his water bike and pulled him out of the water, and he was transferred to Saqr Hospital for treatment, where He was suffering from too much water entering his lungs and being unable to breathe normally.
He added that he was later transferred to Al Qasimi Hospital in the Emirate of Sharjah to complete the treatment, but the deterioration of his health for 51 days of his stay in intensive care led to his death, calling for the provision of lifeguards on the beaches for rapid intervention in the event someone drowned as a result of high waves and ocean currents.
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