The tragic incident took place on the Springfield Road in West Belfast on Thursday night, October 10, with police saying there are 'no further details' at this stage
Tragic news from West Belfast as the PSNI probe the sudden death of a child on Springfield Road. Cops were called out to the scene on Thursday night, October 10, with an investigation now underway into the heart-breaking incident.
They added that a postmortem is expected soon: "A postmortem examination will be carried out in due course."READ MORE - Horror as Dublin girl, 7, loses eye in freak accident as 'vape battery acid shoots from open fire'In reaction to the tragic news, Councillor Paul Doherty took to social media: "Really tragic news of the sudden death of a child in the Springfield Road area of West Belfast today. This is every parent's worst nightmare.", reports Belfast Live.
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