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Child 'momentarily unsupervised' before septic tank death

Child 'momentarily unsupervised' before septic tank death
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A New Zealand coroner has issued a warning following the tragic drowning of a young child in an open septic tank. The report emphasizes the critical need for constant supervision and securing household hazards on rural properties.

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The case serves as a somber reminder of domestic safety risks and the importance of child-proofing rural infrastructure.

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A coroner says a child s drowning in a septic tank last year is a "tragic" example of the need for vigilance around young children and water.

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The article is a factual report on a coroner's findings and public safety advice.

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