A BRIT girl who was rushed to hospital after being found “floating face-own” in her holiday pool has reportedly died.
The three-year-old was in a “serious” condition after her parents pulled her from the water at the family’s villa in Pollensa, northern Majorca on Wednesday evening.
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The young girl was rushed to hospital after she was pulled from a pool at her family’s villa Credit: Solarpix
The girl was found floating in the pool of her parents villa in Pollensa, northern Majorca Credit: Getty
The youngster’s parents jumped into the pool after finding her “floating face-down”, according to local reports.
Police and paramedics rushed to the scene and immediately began CPR on the little girl.
She was admitted to Son Espases Hospital in the Majorcan capital Palma with a weak pulse.
Overnight it emerged that the child had lost her fight for life.
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A Civil Guard investigation into the incident was ongoing today.
The tragedy is the fourth of its kind involving a British family in just over a week.
It follows the deaths of three youngsters aged one, three and four in separate incidents on the Costa del Sol and the Canary Islands.
On Wednesday it emerged a Brit toddler died in hospital after being rescued from her family’s hotel holiday pool in Fuerteventura, the Canary Islands.
Police and paramedics rushed to the scene and immediately began CPR Credit: Solarpix
She was admitted to the Materno Infantil University Hospital on the island of Gran Canaria Credit: Solarpix
The one-year-old was found floating in the swimming pool on June 15 at an unnamed apartment complex in Lajares.
The youngster was revived and stabilised at the scene after it was discovered she had gone into cardiac arrest.
She was admitted to the Materno Infantil University Hospital on the island of Gran Canaria in critical condition.
It was confirmed on Wednesday the toddler had passed away after suffering “irreversible neurological damage”.
Sebastian Quintana, president of maritime safety organisation Canarias 1500 Km de Costa, said: “With deep sorrow, we send our condolences to his parents and the entire family.
“I would like to take this opportunity to remind mothers and fathers of the need to constantly watch over little children and get into the water with them.”
An investigation by the Civil Guard is understood to be ongoing.
On Saturday, a Brit four-year-old girl drowned in a hotel swimming pool in Playa Blanca, Lanzarote.
The youngster lost her life despite attempts to revive her at the scene by emergency medical responders.
And last Wednesday a Brit three-year-old boy died after falling into a pool at a holiday home where he was staying with his parents near the Costa del Sol.
The alarm was raised around 8.30am on June 17 at a farmhouse in the village of Periana – approximately 30 miles north-east of Malaga.
Police and paramedics raced to the rural home and a helicopter was also mobilised as part of the emergency response.
The family had checked into the rented accommodation the day before.
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