Myrtle Beach, SC- Heartbreaking news struck out of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, as a 2-year-old girl drowns in a lazy river on her family vacation. Young Lylah Dillon from West Virginia incurred this unfortunate incident at a lazy river located on Wild Iris Drive.
After she was found in the water, Lylah was immediately rushed to the Grand Strand Regional Medical Center. Despite the relentless efforts of the medical professionals, the young girl succumbed and was pronounced dead. The devastating news was verified by the Horry County Coroner’s office.
As per Horry County Chief Deputy Coroner Tamara Willard, an autopsy has been scheduled for later this week. The examination is intended to shed light on the exact cause of Lylah’s heartrending death. A full-scale investigation is expected to be launched related to the incident.
This fatal incident came during the peak of the holiday season, affecting the summer cheer. The news has deeply saddened locals and tourists alike, expressing their condolences towards Lylah’s distressed family. Further details about the circumstances leading to the incident are currently under investigation.
This incident isn’t the only water-related tragedy reported in recent days. Another family also faces a similar grief as a 3-year-old from Hemingway passed away due to drowning in a pool at a residence in Myrtle Beach. The series of dreadful incidents have raised growing concerns over the safety of children during water-based recreational activities, urging authorities to take effective measures in ensuring proper protection and security.
These tragedies should serve as a grim reminder for all guardians to ensure their children’s safety during aquatic activities. Maintaining a vigilant eye, implementing necessary safety measures, and learning emergency first-aid procedures could potentially save lives during unforeseen accidents.
This report will be updated as more details regarding Lylah Dillon’s incident emerge.
Our deepest condolences go out to the families suffering from these tragic losses. May the little angels rest in peace.
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