Sad - @HCSOTexas responded to 14600 block of Maisemore Rd (East Harris County), in reference to a 4-year old female found in a pool, not breathing. CPR was started and the child was transported to LBJ hospital, where she was confirmed. May she Rest In Peace. — Ed Gonzalez (@SheriffEd_HCSO) July 28, 2018 HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A 4-year-old girl has died after falling into a pool, according to the Harris County Sheriff's Office.Deputies say the incident happened around 3:45 p.m. at a pool in the 14600 block of Maisemore Road after the child fell in the water.Deputies say CPR was started on the child and she was taken to the hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.<doc-sep>Kildare girl, 4, drowned in Marbella pool after 'falling in' A little girl from Ireland reportedly drowned in Spain after falling into the swimming pool of a rented house. It's thought the child, who was from Straffan in Co Kildare, was playing in a small plastic paddling pool but that she managed to get out and fell into the bigger pool. Advertisement She was retrieved from the water and the emergency services were called. Local police were first to arrive and used a defibrillator on the girl. Paramedics also attended the scene but were unable to revive her and she was pronounced dead at the scene, reports The Irish Mirror. The incident took place at around 10.30am local time last Saturday morning in a private rented villa close to the Golden Mile area between between Marbella and Puerto Banus. One of her mothers is believed to have been with her at the time. They were on a family holiday in the Spanish resort town. The girl's other mother has flown out to Spain to assist in the arrangements of having the body flown home to Ireland. Advertisement The girl's death is being treated as a tragic accident. The Department of Foreign Affairs is aware of the incident and is providing consular assistance to the family.<doc-sep>Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single day Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice An Irish girl drowned during a Spanish holiday after escaping the small children’s plastic pool she was in for the adult-size pool where she got into difficulties. The four-year-old, whose family are from Straffan, Co Kildare, died around 10.30am on Saturday at a rented villa just off upmarket resort Marbella’s famous Golden Mile. One of her two mums - reportedly a married same-sex couple - was with the youngster in the area, which is home to some of the area’s most expensive hotels and houses. Her other mum, who runs a successful business in Co Kildare, has now flown out to be by her devastated partner’s side and make arrangements to have their daughter’s body flown back home. Well-placed sources said the tragedy occurred while the mum who was in Spain was talking with a couple of adults who were thought to be friends. (Image: De Agostini/Getty Images) The insider said: “The little girl was sat playing in a small children’s plastic pool and without her mum noticing, left it and ended up in the larger pool where she drowned. “Local police were the first on the scene and tried to save the youngster’s life using a defibrillator before paramedics arrived to take over. “They were unable to save her and she was pronounced dead at the scene.” One local described the villa where the tragedy occurred as a four-bed property in sprawling grounds. A sign outside the tree-covered driveway to the house, which cannot be seen from the public side road that runs up to the entrance from the Golden Mile, says: ‘Private, no entrance.’ There was no one at the villa on Tuesday. A neighbour said he thought the girl’s mum had left the property and Spaniards were now renting it. The dead girl was initially described as British before it emerged the Department of Foreign Affairs were providing consular assistance. Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Play now Police have confirmed the death is being treated as accidental and have declined to provide any further details. The villa where the tragedy occurred is sandwiched between modern gated apartment complexes with communal swimming pools which run along both sides of the Golden Mile. The well-known road dubbed the Golden Mile, leads from the centre of Marbella to the popular resort of Puerto Banus, and the villa is a stone’s throw from the polo bar former Princess Diana lover James Hewitt used to front.<doc-sep>Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Tragedy struck the family of Olympic ski legend Bode Miller, when his toddler daughter drowned during a neighbor’s pool party, a report said Monday. Miller and his wife, Morgan, were at a neighbor’s home in Orange County, Calif., Sunday for a party when their 19-month old daughter, Emeline, somehow ended up in the water, according to TMZ. First responders arrived at the scene and administered CPR before transporting the child to the hospital, where she died, the website said. After the death, the Millers posted an a image of their daughter on Instagram along with a heartbreaking message. “We are beyond devastated. Our baby girl, Emmy, passed away yesterday,” they wrote. “Never in a million years did we think we would experience a pain like this. Her love, her light, her spirit will never be forgotten. Our little girl loved life and lived it to it’s fullest everyday.” The sad news comes just four months after the Millers announced that they are expecting their third child in October. The US Olympic Team sent its thoughts to the family in a tweet on Monday night. “Terribly sad news in the Olympic Movement today. #TeamUSA sends sincere condolences to @MillerBode and his family, along with wishes of strength and comfort,” the tweet read. Miller, a five-time Olympian, is the most decorated US skier ever, having won a gold, three silver and two bronze medals at the Games. The tragedy brought to light an all-too-common occurrence with swimming pools. In 1979, OJ Simpson’s daughter Aaren died of an accidental drowning in the family’s pool. After she was found in the pool, the two-year-old was rushed to UCLA medical center where she entered a coma. She passed away eight days later.<doc-sep>
A British four-year-old girl has died after drowning in a swimming pool in the upmarket Spanish resort of Marbella. The youngster was on holiday with her parents just off the resort’s well-known Golden Mile which runs between Marbella and Puerto Banus. The family are thought to have been coming to the end of a month-long break in the area when the tragedy occurred on Saturday morning. The alarm was sounded around 10.30am local time. A British four-year-old girl has died after drowning in a swimming pool in San Joaquin Street, pictured, in Marbella She was already out of the water when emergency responders arrived and they tried to revive her using CPR but were unable to save her life. An autopsy has yet to take place but police sources said everything was pointing to the girl’s death being the result of a tragic accident. The street where the incident occurred - San Joaquin Street - is between a petrol station and a supermarket popular with British holidaymakers a five-minute walk from the beach. One local report said it had happened at a pool belonging to a private villa, although most of the properties in the road are believed to be gated residential apartment blocks with communal swimming pools. News of the tragedy involving the British youngster emerged just hours after a five-year-old British boy who was on holiday with his parents drowned near the resort of Silves on the Algarve. The incident happened near the resorts famous 'Golden Mile' area, pictured He was pronounced dead after being pulled out off the water at a privafe villa on a resort known as the Amendoeira resort near the historic town of Silves. The alarm was sounded just after 4.30pm this afternoon/yesterday afternoon (SAT). Emergency responders raced to the scene and practiced CPR on the boy, who had been playing with two brothers, but were unable to save his life. GNR police have launched a routine investigation but say everything is pointing towards the death being the result of a tragic accident.