Mayflowa:


It's not funny! If God willeth, they would be back to life.

Timileyin1234:
A witness who helped perform CPR on pastor father-of-three Mr Diya told on Wednesday how his wife prayed and touched her loved ones' bodies to try to will them back to life.
She was trying to do miracle
Okay

CrazeMan69:


Testimony 4 full ground if say im work o

GloShare:


Pools are like toilets. Because of the way people get half naked, CCTVs are sometimes not installed at such places.

Goshen360:
Why is anyone not asking some common sense questions. That is, why 3 of them drown at same time and place? Do kids and adult swim in the level of the pool?

Sijo01:


I read somewhere that Dad and son went in to rescue the girl who was drowning. Then the unfortunate happened.

esterella:


Without a CCTV footage of the incident, all most of us can do is speculate. Check out the story below where a 6 year-old girl almost drowned at a similar or same Spanish resort (the pool picture looks so similar to the one in question) in August of this year (4 months ago). While the specific scenario might be different, its interesting to note that the resort also disputed with the girl's father on the facts of the story in that instance.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9746415/girl-sucked-swimming-pool-pump-spain/

IN TOO DEEP Screaming girl, 6, ‘sucked into swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony’ on Costa del Sol holiday
EXCLUSIVE
Brittany VonowTim McNulty
[i]18 Aug 2019, 14:37Updated: 19 Aug 2019, 14:06[/b]
A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl was sucked into a swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony while on holiday in Costa del Sol, her family claim.

Terrified Zara Clarkson desperately had to keep her head above water for hours as firefighters armed with jackhammers smashed through the pool's concrete wall to free her.

Zara had her arm badly damaged in the pool side incident at Costa del Sol
Zara Clarkson's arm was sucked into the pool while she swam while on a family holiday

The little girl's arm has since swollen three times its normal size - with doctors fearing she could have suffered blood poisoning from the suction.

Dad Zack, 46, of Manchester, said: "Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'.[b]

"Something with that kind of suction would have easily pulled a smaller child under the water and they would have been killed."

Zack said his instinct had been to drag his daughter’s arm out but he stopped knowing this risked causing even greater damage.

Instead, he stayed "cheek to cheek" with Zara keeping her calm as emergency services attempted to saw open the pool’s drainage system.

Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'

Dad Zack Clarkson
He said: "She is a brave little kid but of course, but it has had an effect on her, she is really upset and has told us she never wants to go swimming again."

The dad and daughter were enjoying their first family holiday at the luxury villa in Estepona with Zara’s twin sister Lucy and their mum Claire, 42, having only brought the property in the Villas de Santa Maria at Christmas.


But the trip was ruined as little Zara became stuck on Friday, with dramatic images showing the poolside patio torn up circular saws and drills used by emergency services.

Zack added: "I am a tough lad but my first thought was to go to the corner of the pool and have a quiet sob.

Zara’s mum Claire added: "It was unbearable, I felt helpless and just wanted her out."


Doctors now fear that the force of the suction may have forced toxins to be released into Zara’s bloodstream.

It had been claimed in respected local newspaper Diario Sur that the pump switch was turned off at the time of the incident but Zack denied it.
[/i]
The Sun has contacted the villa for comment.

Mum Claire said she felt helpless as she watched her little girl get sucked into the pool filter
Zara's arm was left badly damaged
Emergency crews used drill hammers to get the little girl
It took emergency services hours to get the little girl out
Zara was tested by docs who feared she could have suffered kidney damage

Rapmoney:
The conclusion that the pool was safe by the hotel management was very quick. I mean, how could it be that quick that the pool was okay?

The hotel should have CCTV; the video should be examined to know if the girl fell into the pool or otherwise.

Anyway, once again, Barrister Onabrakpeya is offering his services for free.

YelloweWest:

U think Spain is Nigeria? 3 health young people died in the same pool and u think everything was normal?

chrisxxx:
The only fault I pick in all this imbroglio is the absence of CCTV in that pool. Spain is an advanced country where things were supposed to be exemplary. Apart from CCTV there should have been standby lifesavers in the vicinity of the pool.
They owe all pool users duty of care. This is sheer negligence and they will go down for this.
The pumping system truly may have no problem as its main purpose is for circulatory reason.

sigiyaya:
Why get a lawyer Why not leave it for God

iswallker:
Club la costa world.. Inside life..

mailemy:
Not only a CCTV but divers and a lifeguard.
Most hotels and resorts have divers should incase of unforseen circumstances like this.

uuzba:

God doesn't willeth. Their life is over.
So prepare for your own death as I prepare for mine too..

Wiseandtrue:
A step in the right direction!

The story surrounding their death is very strange

What's even annoying is the lacadaisical attitude of the management of the club/hotel

It's like they don't value life

Xda59:


Swimming in a 3ft deep pool (where you can stand upright with your head above water so you can breathe) is different from swimming in a 61/2ft deep pool (where you can't do that because you will take in water and drown). The unfortunate death is as a result of ignorance and negligence on the part of the parents who shouldn't have let their kids get to the section of the pool meant for experienced adult swimmers in the first place. In case you don't know, these resorts don't have lifeguards stationed 24 hours, so they place signs warning guests who still want to swim after the lifeguards are gone that they will be doing so in their own risk.

linearity:


The scenario you stated above, I also looked it up and read it is possible because, that little girl swim to the side of the pool and place her hand close or over the intake valve.

As you can see from the pictures in the link, intake suction was at the side of the pool close to the surface, which contradict the case here; where the Pastor's wife stated that they were pulled to the center of the pool.

If one is playing close to the edge of the pool or places their hand or leg on the intake, they are going to experience a pull, but since it is close to the edge, one can easily grab the edge of the pool and rescuers that came to help will have the edge of the pool to hold on to for support, while they attempt to assist you...in this case, it appear the father and sibling enter inside the pool and swim towards the center in an attempt to try to rescuer the girl.

I have an 8th deep pool and carry out the maintenance all by myself all season long; Agree a CCTV is a good source of evidence, but it is easy to to determine if a particular scenario is plausible or not without one.

The only other plausible scenario is, depending on how the drain at the bottom of the pool is connected to the pump i.e. if the drain valves at the pump were shut such that, the water from the drain is not getting out of the pool, but circulating back into the pool....If that, is the case if you go down to the bottom and make contact with the drain, you will experience a suction....but this cannot happen to three people at the same time because of our surface area, and it is not black hole that sucks every weight toward it.

esterella:


Without a CCTV footage of the incident, all most of us can do is speculate. Check out the story below where a 6 year-old girl almost drowned at a similar or same Spanish resort (the pool picture looks so similar to the one in question) in August of this year (4 months ago). While the specific scenario might be different, its interesting to note that the resort also disputed with the girl's father on the facts of the story in that instance.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9746415/girl-sucked-swimming-pool-pump-spain/

IN TOO DEEP Screaming girl, 6, ‘sucked into swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony’ on Costa del Sol holiday
EXCLUSIVE
Brittany VonowTim McNulty
[i]18 Aug 2019, 14:37Updated: 19 Aug 2019, 14:06[/b]
A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl was sucked into a swimming pool pump and left trapped for three hours in agony while on holiday in Costa del Sol, her family claim.

Terrified Zara Clarkson desperately had to keep her head above water for hours as firefighters armed with jackhammers smashed through the pool's concrete wall to free her.

Zara had her arm badly damaged in the pool side incident at Costa del Sol
Zara Clarkson's arm was sucked into the pool while she swam while on a family holiday

The little girl's arm has since swollen three times its normal size - with doctors fearing she could have suffered blood poisoning from the suction.

Dad Zack, 46, of Manchester, said: "Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'.[b]

"Something with that kind of suction would have easily pulled a smaller child under the water and they would have been killed."

Zack said his instinct had been to drag his daughter’s arm out but he stopped knowing this risked causing even greater damage.

Instead, he stayed "cheek to cheek" with Zara keeping her calm as emergency services attempted to saw open the pool’s drainage system.

Zara was panicking and screamed out ‘daddy the pool is sucking me and it won’t stop'

Dad Zack Clarkson
He said: "She is a brave little kid but of course, but it has had an effect on her, she is really upset and has told us she never wants to go swimming again."

The dad and daughter were enjoying their first family holiday at the luxury villa in Estepona with Zara’s twin sister Lucy and their mum Claire, 42, having only brought the property in the Villas de Santa Maria at Christmas.


But the trip was ruined as little Zara became stuck on Friday, with dramatic images showing the poolside patio torn up circular saws and drills used by emergency services.

Zack added: "I am a tough lad but my first thought was to go to the corner of the pool and have a quiet sob.

Zara’s mum Claire added: "It was unbearable, I felt helpless and just wanted her out."


Doctors now fear that the force of the suction may have forced toxins to be released into Zara’s bloodstream.

It had been claimed in respected local newspaper Diario Sur that the pump switch was turned off at the time of the incident but Zack denied it.
[/i]
The Sun has contacted the villa for comment.

Mum Claire said she felt helpless as she watched her little girl get sucked into the pool filter
Zara's arm was left badly damaged
Emergency crews used drill hammers to get the little girl
It took emergency services hours to get the little girl out
Zara was tested by docs who feared she could have suffered kidney damage

EllaSparkles:
Even if there was nothing wrong with the pool, the resort should be sued for negligence. Why were there no lifeguards?