The youngster died on Thursday after an incident on Sunday night, Lancashire Police said.
A 10-year-old boy has died after he received an electric shock at a Blackpool hotel, police said.
The youngster was found unresponsive at about 10.39pm on Sunday at a hotel on the Promenade in Blackpool.The child’s injuries were consistent with him having received a “high voltage of electricity”, the force added. In a statement released on Friday, Lancashire Police said: “A boy has sadly died following an incident at a Blackpool hotel.
“We were called to the Promenade, Blackpool, at 10.39pm on Sunday to reports a 10-year-old boy had been found unresponsive inside a hotel. “He was taken to hospital with injuries consistent with coming into contact with a high voltage of electricity and very sadly died in hospital yesterday .“Following an initial police investigation this matter has now been passed to the local authority.
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