Six-year-old girl choked on a snack, dead

Thiruvananthapuram: A six-year-old girl choked on her snack and died on Sunday.
Nivitthatha, Princess Rajesh and Kavitha from Thevarpazhinji near Poozhikunnu below the Nemom police station limit was the deceased.
Choking occurs when objects or foods nesting in the throat or throat, blocking air flow.
The source close to the family said that the girl displayed a symptom of choking around 3pm.
He lay on his back on the bed and had snacks when he began to choke.
Brajesh, who was the driver of the Autorickshaw, rushed the girl to the government hospital in Santthivila near Nemom in his vehicle.
The doctors sent him to the Thiruvananthapuram medical medical hospital in the ambulance after providing oxygen supply.
But the doctors at the Medical College hospital stated that the girl was dead before she arrived at the hospital.
It was alleged that the wind was blocked by snack particles he chewed, leading to choking.
Nivetitha is the only daughter of Rajesh and Kavitha.
They married for a decade ago.
He was born after several years of waiting and many treatments.
The girl’s body was stored in the Mourtuary of the Medical College room.
Covid tests and post mortem checks will be carried out on Monday.
The girl’s death before the time happens when the family prepares to register it to school.
According to close relatives, it was only two days ago Rajesh took him to a studio to take his picture.
Mrs.
Niveitha Kavitha is a housewife.