Family a a seven-year-old girl who died After a partial collapse tree in Southend They described her as “light in his life.”
Le’s hand, from DagenhamShe was visiting the family on Saturday, where she traveled to the Chalkwell Park to enjoy the warm summer time. Just before 15 hours ago, the tree in the park partially collapsed, with several children caught under it, including Leonn.
The members of the public immediately rushed to help children who were trapped under wood, with first answers from the police, ambulance, air clinic and fire departments.
Leonna was taken to a hospital with serious injuries, where she died. Essex police continues to provide support to their family. A The six-year-old girl is understood to be a Leonnan cousin, he remains in the hospital in critical condition, And three other children received less injuries.
The Leonna family announced a statement as well as the photo of his police daughter while honored his daughter who “had a heart full of love.”
They said, “It’s with broken hearts and unimaginable pain we share the devastating loss of our beloved daughter Leonna – our beautiful, bright and loving girl, taken from us too soon.
“Leonna was more than a child – she was light in our lives and in all who had joy of getting to know each other.”
They described her as an intelligent curious soul full of energy and creativity, because she always investigated and asked questions.
“She had a heart full of love and mind full of endless ideas,” they added. “She was funny, kind and full of life – a great star that brought happiness wherever she left and met.”
The seventh year old is described as a “rare gift that everyone feels special and loved,” which did “truly unique and unforgettable.”
Her sad family described Leonna as “too perfect for a world that can be so cruel and unjust”, as her dreams would now “other unfinished.”
They should have been thanking the family, friends and those who stood in South for support.
“Your kindness, your prayers and your presence meant more than we could ever express. In our deepest sadness, you reminded us that we were not alone, because the police shared a photo of the vigil of Dedicated Leonni. “We are incredibly grateful for each candle, each flower set up, each tears divided in its memory.
“The discharging of love for our daughter has brought us comfort in the ways we never imagined,” the family added, seeking privacy while moving in their swinging formwork.
Emergency services joined the dignitaries from the Council of Southend to lay flowers and pay homage in the park on Monday, offering a moment of thinking for those involved in the incident.
The investigation continues in the circumstances around the partial collapse of the Sautenda tree.
The Assistant Main Ponstance Lucy Morris said the hearts were broken for Leonna and her family, as members of the emergency services and councilors who fought in order to act with an incident on Saturday.
“Lose a child in any circumstance, unthinkable to lose a child in this horrible way defies all the belief,” the police chief said. “We all hope for a positive outcome compared to a girl who stays in the hospital.”
The force continues to support a family of six-year-olds. The Main Morris Assistant also praised the actions of those in the park who could help during the collapse of the tree, as described them as “a continuous reminder of the true spirit of Southend.”
Police asked the public to avoid speculation, while the full and independent police investigation continues, adding that speculation can be harmful.
“Our investigation is still at a relatively early stage and desperate as people want answers, I would like to deny patience,” she added.