Kaliyah Yeabselet Coa, an 11-year-old girl, drowned while playing in the water at Barge House Causeway, North Woolwich. After a two-week search, her body was found on April 13, with the coroner ruling the cause of death as "immersion" following an examination. Senior coroner Graeme Irvine expressed condolences to her grieving family and emphasized their role in the ongoing inquest, which may explore missed safety opportunities. He also clarified that Kaliyah showed no signs of drowning, suggesting her death wasn't due to another's negligence, but rather the effects of cold water immersion.
Senior coroner Graeme Irvine expressed his condolences to Kaliyah's parents, acknowledging the profound grief they are experiencing during this tragic time.
Mr. Irvine emphasized the importance of family involvement in the inquest, stating that he would listen closely to any concerns they may have regarding Kaliyah's death.
The coroner noted that, after examination, there was no clear evidence linking Kaliyah's death to the actions or inactions of other individuals.
The preliminary cause of death was determined to be 'immersion,' a result of her being exposed to cold water, not showing signs of drowning.
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