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Boy Dies in Spider-Man Radiator Accident

A five-year-old boy died in an accident after a radiator fell on him while he was playing Spider-Man at home.

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Hertfordshire PoliceEast Of England Ambulance ServiceWatford General HospitalBbc Three CountiesWatford Observer

Mohammad Aslam Saleh AslamMohammad AslamBibi Khadija

How did Saleh's family describe him?: Saleh's parents described him as a "kind and humble" boy who loved to pretend to be superheroes.
What is the status of the police investigation into the incident?: Hertfordshire Police stated that the death was not suspicious, and a file is being prepared for the coroner.
What caused the death of five-year-old Mohammad Aslam Saleh Aslam?: Five-year-old Mohammad Aslam Saleh Aslam died after a radiator he was climbing fell on him.
Where and when did the accident that led to the child's death take place?: The accident occurred at the family's home in Watford, Hertfordshire, during the half-term break while Saleh was playing Spider-Man.
What message did the father of the deceased child want to convey to other parents?: Saleh's father, Mohammad Aslam, urged parents to teach their children the difference between fantasy and reality, highlighting the dangers of blurring the lines.

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