Investigation into Infant's Death Finds No Medical Negligence Claims

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The death of a twelve-month-old boy is under investigation for sudden death.
Authorities confirmed there are no allegations of medical negligence or parental neglect.
The infant had been diagnosed with gastroenteritis three days prior and deteriorated rapidly.
Toxicology and histopathological tests will determine the exact cause of death.
The case is ongoing as the coroner continues the investigation.

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The death of a 12-month-old boy in Limassol, referred to as Charalambos, has sparked an investigation by local authorities. According to Kostas Michail, head of the Limassol Criminal Investigation Unit, there are currently no allegations or suspicions of medical negligence related to the child's death. Michail emphasized that the family has not made any claims of negligence.

The exact cause of death is yet to be determined, and it will ultimately be up to the coroner to provide clarity on the circumstances surrounding the incident. The police are actively investigating the case, but as of now, they have found no evidence of medical or parental neglect.

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