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Girl, 3, dies after wall collapse Inquiry after girl's wall death
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Investigations are continuting after a three-year-old girl died after a garden wall collapsed onto her at Prestatyn in Denbighshire. Investigations are continuing after a three-year-old girl died when a garden wall collapsed onto her at Prestatyn in Denbighshire.
North Wales Police said the large breeze block wall fell just before 1145 BST on Saturday. Meg Burgess' mother issued a statement describing her as the "most perfect daughter in the world".
Police said the large breeze block wall fell just before 1145 BST on Saturday, when it believed mother and daughter were walking along the pavement.
A joint police and Health and Safety Executive inquiry is continuing.A joint police and Health and Safety Executive inquiry is continuing.
The girl has not been named but her mother issued a statement describing her as the "most perfect daughter in the world". Meg was taken to Glan Clwyd Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
She taken to Glan Clwyd Hospital where she was pronounced dead. It is understood she was walking past on the pavement in Ffordd Penrhwylfa with her mother Lindsay, when she was hit by falling masonry and earth from a recently constructed wall.
It is understood the girl was walking past on the pavement in Ffordd Penrhwylfa with her mother, when she was hit by falling masonry and earth from a recently constructed wall. It is understood the family had lived in the area for about a year after moving from Yorkshire.
A police investigation into how the wall collapsed is now under way, but it is not being treated as suspicious.A police investigation into how the wall collapsed is now under way, but it is not being treated as suspicious.