Five-years-old boy passes away after falling into river

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Five-years-old boy passes away after falling into river

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11 Feb, 2018

Five-years-old boy passes away after falling into river

A five-years-old boy rescued from the Braid following a multi-agency emergency operation in Ballymena this afternoon has passed away in hospital.

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