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Zane Gbangbola: Carbon monoxide killed boy in floods Zane Gbangbola: Carbon monoxide killed boy in floods
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A post mortem test on a seven-year-old boy who died during floods in Surrey revealed he was killed by carbon monoxide intoxication, police said. A seven-year-old boy who died during floods in Surrey was killed by carbon monoxide intoxication, a second post-mortem examination has revealed.
Zane Gbangbola, from Chertsey, died in hospital in February after suffering cardiac arrest.Zane Gbangbola, from Chertsey, died in hospital in February after suffering cardiac arrest.
Surrey Police are conducting tests on a petrol-driven pump that was seized from inside the home at the time of his death. Surrey Police are conducting tests on a petrol-driven pump that was seized from the home at the time of his death.
The family's lawyers have not yet commented on the results. The family's lawyers welcomed the report but said many questions remained unanswered.
They had previously blamed an "apparent chemical poisoning" possibly caused by contaminated floodwater. Vijay Ganapathy, from law firm Leigh Day, said other agencies were still investigating "what toxins were present within the property on the night of Zane's death".
Police have met with Zane's parents to update them on the findings. They had previously blamed an "apparent chemical poisoning" possibly caused by contaminated flood water.
Father paralysed
An initial post-mortem examination on the seven-year-old had found "no clear cause of death".An initial post-mortem examination on the seven-year-old had found "no clear cause of death".
An inquest will be carried out by the Surrey coroner.
Police have met with Zane's parents to update them on the findings.
They also said inquiries are being made about whether the hire company who provided the pump would face any liability or criminal offences.They also said inquiries are being made about whether the hire company who provided the pump would face any liability or criminal offences.
The Gbangbolas' home in Thameside was flooded for weeks in January and February when the River Thames burst its banks.The Gbangbolas' home in Thameside was flooded for weeks in January and February when the River Thames burst its banks.
Zane and his parents were taken to hospital on 8 February after being taken ill.Zane and his parents were taken to hospital on 8 February after being taken ill.
His father Kye remains paralysed from the waist down following the incident.His father Kye remains paralysed from the waist down following the incident.