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New Jersey boy has died two days after he was pulled from the swimming
school of an independent secondary school in Connecticut. Suffield
Academy Headmaster Charlie Cahn said on Saturday that 14-year-old
Iheanyichukwu Anyanwu was from Irvingston, N.J. The ninth grader died
Friday at Baystate Medical Center in the western Massachusetts city of
Springfield.
Cahn says the boy, of Nigerian descent, was in the pool very briefly but needed to be rescued. An athletic trainer who was also on the pool deck immediately performed CPR. Paramedics who responded to the scene delivered emergency care and took the boy to hospital.
Cahn says the community is in shock and devastated “at the loss of this exceptional young man.” The school is trying to figure out what circumstances might have led to the tragedy.
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Cahn says the boy, of Nigerian descent, was in the pool very briefly but needed to be rescued. An athletic trainer who was also on the pool deck immediately performed CPR. Paramedics who responded to the scene delivered emergency care and took the boy to hospital.
Cahn says the community is in shock and devastated “at the loss of this exceptional young man.” The school is trying to figure out what circumstances might have led to the tragedy.
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