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Inquest Rules on Deaths of Two Lancashire Children
In a tragic incident in Birkenhead, eight-year-old Luke Albiston-O'Donnell died in a house fire after alerting his siblings to the danger posed by his electric bike, which burst into flames while charging. Luke's quick thinking allowed his siblings to escape through a window, but he was trapped inside and later found unconscious. Despite being rushed to the hospital, he succumbed to hypoxia and carbon monoxide poisoning. Meanwhile, an inquest into the deaths of five-year-old Louis and three-year-old Desire Busuioc concluded their deaths were accidental, caused by a fire started by a lighter that Louis had previously played with. The coroner identified response time issues with emergency services but ruled these did not contribute to the children's deaths. Both incidents underscore the critical importance of fire safety, particularly concerning children's access to dangerous items like lighters and electric devices.
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