The 14-year-old boy who drowned in a river tragedy that additionally left his 13-year-old buddy critically unwell in hospital has been pictured.
David Radut was named regionally by pals who laid flowers on the scene within the Northumberland village of Ovingham.
A bunch of pals have been believed to be messing about on a rope swing over the river when the 2 youngsters ended up within the water.
In response to one report the older boy David tried to rescue his youthful buddy who was in issue within the River Tyne.
The 13-year-old was rescued from the water and brought to hospital and the physique of the older boy was later recovered by emergency companies.
David Radut was named regionally by pals who laid flowers on the scene within the Northumberland village of Ovingham
The scene on Monday the place the rope swing tree has been chopped down and lowers left on the scene on the riverbank
A bunch of pals have been believed to be messing about on a rope swing over the river when the 2 youngsters ended up within the water. Pictured: The rope swing over the River Tyne
Pals took to social media to pay tribute to David Radut on social media
Pals took to social media to pay tribute to David Radut.
Millie Weatherson commented on Fb: ‘Relaxation simple David Radut till we meet once more and after we do do not take my footwear off me and name me little legs, haha endlessly an enormous miss.’
The buddies are awaiting information of the 13-year-old who stays in hospital.
The tragedy on Saturday afternoon prompted somebody to cut down the tree that the rope swing was hooked up to.
Northumberland County Council confirmed it was not accountable for the transfer.
No card was left with the pink and white roses positioned on a path on the north aspect of the river.
Firefighters minimize down the swing on Sunday afternoon following the tragic incident
Emergency companies together with ambulance, police and fireplace and rescue crews have been stationed on the scene on Saturday
Police forensic officers collect proof in Ovingham, Northumberland on Sunday morning
The fireplace brigade used a ship throughout the search on Saturday
A large hunt was launched close to the River Tyne to search out two teenage boys who vanished whereas swimming in Ovingham on Saturday
A helicopter was seen on web site, serving to with the determined search efforts on Saturday
Pictured: Robert Hattersley, 13, from Crawcrook, who died following an incident within the river close to Ovingham in Northumberland on July 17, 2022
It’s the second tragedy on the identical stretch of water.
In July 2022 Robert Hattersley, 13, misplaced his life within the water, described as deceptively harmful regardless of its ‘calm’ look.
Following the newest tragedy his father Carl, 50, stated: ‘I really feel very upset about it. We all know what they’re going by way of. It is upsetting that they’ve misplaced their little son. It is introduced again recollections of what now we have gone by way of.
‘It is nonetheless uncooked to us, it hasn’t been that lengthy. It is coming as much as two years. We give our condolences and our love and assist from our household to their household. If we might help in any approach we’ll.’
No replace has been launched by police on the situation of the 13-year-old boy.
