Teen Succumbs to Injuries After Fall Near Jerrabomberra Waterhole
A tragic incident occurred near Canberra, where a teenage boy succumbed to his injuries after falling at Jerrabomberra Waterhole. The emergency services responded swiftly to the scene, located on Waterfall Drive at the border of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory.
Details of the Incident
The incident unfolded at approximately 2:05 PM on Monday. The teenager fell from the top of a cliff, suffering serious injuries. Despite the efforts of a bystander who attempted CPR, the young boy was pronounced dead at the scene.
Emergency Response
Paramedics and officers from the Monaro Police District arrived promptly. However, it was confirmed that no further police action would be taken in this case. A statement from the NSW Police indicated that they would prepare a report for the coroner’s office.
Investigation Status
- Time of incident: 2:05 PM, Monday
- Location: Jerrabomberra Waterhole, Waterfall Drive
- Injuries: Serious, leading to death
- Response: CPR attempted by a bystander
- Law enforcement response: Monaro Police District
- Action: No further police action; coroner’s report forthcoming
This sad event underscores the dangers inherent in recreational activities near waterholes and cliffs. Safety measures are essential to prevent such tragedies in the future.
