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We let your son down : Report released into Lucas death

We let your son down : Report released into Lucas death
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We let your son down : Report released into Lucas death

We let your son down : Report released into Lucas death
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Family call for new law to protect kids after hospital death

Premium Content Subscriber only A FAMILY reeling from the death of their three-year-old son over the weekend say his passing could have been avoided and are now pushing for a new law to ensure the same thing doesn t happen to anyone else. Lucas Faram died on Sunday in Townsville University Hospital following long-stemming health complications. The little battler was born at just 24 weeks gestation with a severe bleed to the brain which required a ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt to be inserted. In his short life, Lucas also battled heart disease, chronic lung disease and cerebral palsy. His parents, Paul and Gelria, believe doctors should have requested an MRI to check if the shunt was working when they arrived at the hospital emergency department on Friday.

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Police identify persons of interest in bowls club assault

Premium Content Subscriber only The 42-year-old victim was in a stable condition at Townsville University Hospital on Monday morning. Detective Senior Sergeant Jack Savage said police had spoken to persons of interest but no arrests had been made and the investigation was ongoing. Emergency services were called to the Rural View bowls club about 7.50pm Friday, where they found the 42-year-old victim unconscious. A Queensland Police spokeswoman said witnesses at the scene reported a person had punched the man in the head, causing him to fall backwards on the ground and become unconscious. The victim suffered a serious head injury and was taken to Mackay Base Hospital in a critical condition.

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