Coverage dated June 22, 2024
Child dies after incident at Wild Rivers Water Park in Irvine
Headline from CBS News
"It does not appear the incident is water-related," police said.
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Reports & sources
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CBS News
Child dies after incident at Wild Rivers Water Park in Irvine ↗ (opens CBS News)Published
CBS News's feed description
"It does not appear the incident is water-related," police said.
NBC Los Angeles
Child dies following medical emergency at Irvine water park ↗ (opens NBC Los Angeles)Published
NBC Los Angeles's feed description
A child died Saturday at a water park in Irvine after they experienced a medical emergency, according to police.
Fox News
Boy, 12, dies at California's Wild Rivers water park in 'medical incident', police say ↗ (opens Fox News)Published
Fox News's feed description
A 12-year-old boy died Saturday after a medical emergency incident at Wild Rivers Waterpark in California, according to the Irvine Police Department.
New York Post
Boy, 12, dies at water park following ‘medical-related incident’: cops ↗ (opens New York Post)Published
New York Post's feed description
A 12-year-old boy died at a California water park on Saturday afternoon after experiencing a "medical-related incident."
Foxla
Child dies after incident at OC water park ↗ (opens Foxla)Published
Foxla's feed description
The child died after a call for aid at Wild Rivers Water Park in Irvine, but police said the incident wasn't water related.
Los Angeles Times
Child dies in trip to Wild Rivers water park in Irvine, police say ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times)Published
Los Angeles Times's feed description
A child at Wild Rivers was taken to a hospital Saturday morning and pronounced dead, Irvine police said.
News Nation Now
Child dies at California water park ↗ (opens News Nation Now)Published
News Nation Now's feed description
A child died at Wild Rivers Water Park in Orange County, Calif., on Saturday. Authorities believe it was not "water-related".
