Rest in peace

What was supposed to be a moment of warmth between father and son turned into an irreparable tragedy. In Anápolis, 55

km from Goiânia, a baby of only 2 months lost his life accidentally after falling from the arms of his father, who had fallen asleep while holding the child. The case, full of emotion and questions, is already being investigated by the Civil Police.

In the early hours of Monday morning, in the Jardim das Américas 2ª Etapa neighborhood, the father reported to authorities that, exhausted, he fell asleep while holding the baby. The result

was an unexpected and fatal fall. As soon as the Mobile Emergency Care Service (SAMU) arrived at the scene, the rescuers could only confirm that the child was already dead. Read more below

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