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3-month-old baby dies during camping trip

Notícias de Coimbra8 September 2026 at 08:28

A 3-month-old baby died during a camping trip in a forested area of Staffordshire, England. The incident occurred during a camping activity and led to the detention of a person, whose details are not yet known. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the child's death. The case is being handled by British authorities, who have not yet revealed more details about what may have caused the baby's death.

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