By the time the ambulance doors shut, the family’s life had already fractured into Before and After. The child’s empty room, the untouched schoolbag, every echo of their presence now felt like silent questions: why didn’t anyone notice, why didn’t anyone act? Investigators worked meticulously, tracing wires, testing outlets, searching for the moment safety failed and death entered.
Around them, neighbors quietly booked electricians, unplugged overloaded cords, and eyed frayed wires they had once ignored. Authorities urged the public to treat every flicker, every shock, every warm plug as a warning. The tragedy is a harsh reminder: danger at home isn’t always visible, and love alone cannot shield a child from hazards no one saw coming.
