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POOL PRANK HORROR Lad, 14, has his intestines sucked out by the filter of a swimming pool leaving him fighting for his life

Terrified teenager was trapped in the pool under the water when a game went horrifically wrong
By Paul Harper and Rita Sobot
5th June 2017, 11:27 am
Updated: 5th June 2017, 11:32 am

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A TEENAGER was left fighting for his life after his intestines were sucked out by the filter of a swimming pool.

The 14-year-old became trapped in the purifier of his local pool and was unable to free himself because of the suction.

The La Fe hospital in Valencia where the boy underwent a four-hour operation
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The La Fe hospital in Valencia where the boy underwent a four-hour operation

His intestines were horrifically being sucked out, causing him serious internal injuries and requiring a life-saving operation.

The boy was enjoying a swim at a private leisure centre in Carpesa, Valencia, Spain, when the accident happened last Friday at 9.30pm.

The emergency services rushed to the scene and freed the youngster who was then taken to La Fe hospital in the city.
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Other helpers dived in to breathe oxygen into the boy’s lungs, according to Valencian newspaper Levante.

A witness told the paper: “He was only under the water and trapped for seconds until the purifier was turned off but it seemed like hours.”

He remains in intensive care after a four-hour operation but it is understood he is out of danger.

The Europa Press Information and Emergency Coordination said he suffered a bowel rupture,

According to witnesses, the child stayed after swimming to play in the water with friends and reportedly sat on a purifying vent which he had lifted off.

A trainer on the scene turned hero by jumping into the water to save the boy, whilst ordering people to switch off the mechanism.

The Levante newspaper reported: “However, despite the rapid intervention, the suction force of the only grid that was not plugged caused a serious tear to the adolescent.”

An investigation is being carried out by the Civil Guard.

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Boy had his intestines ‘sucked out’ by pool filter
Fiona Parker for Metro.co.ukMonday 5 Jun 2017 2:23 pm
Boy had his intestines 'sucked out' by pool filter
The boy is thought to have been playing a game at the time (Picture: Getty/stock)

A teenager required life-saving surgery after his intestines were sucked out by a swimming pool filter.

It is understood the horrific accident took place when the 14-year-old became trapped in the purifier of a Spanish pool while playing a game, according to The Daily Mail.
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The strong force of the suction meant the boy was unable to free himself and his intestines were sucked out.

His injuries were so severe he required a four-hour operation to save his life.

The local boy had been taking part in a swimming lesson last Friday at a private leisure centre in Carpesa, Valencia.
Boy had his intestines 'sucked out' by pool filter
The teenager is now recovering in La Fe hospital (Picture: Google Maps)

But according to witnesses, the accident took place at around 9.30pm, when he and some of the other children stayed behind after the lesson to play.

It is thought the children were lifting the purifying vents off and sitting on them as part of a game.
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Once it became obvious the boy was in trouble, a trainer jumped into the water to save him, while shouting for the filter to be switched off.

Others also dived into the water to breath oxygen into the boys lungs, according to the newspaper Levante.

A witness told the paper: ‘He was only under the water and trapped for seconds until the purifier was turned off but it seemed like hours.’
Boy had his intestines 'sucked out' by pool filter
The boy is believed to be out of danger (Picture: Getty/stock)

Emergency services managed to free the youngster and he was rushed to hospital, where doctors found he had ruptured his bowel.

The teenager, who is believed to be out of danger, is currently recovering from surgery in the intensive care unit of La Fe hospital, Valencia.



The Civil Guard said they were investigating the incident.



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Boy, 14, left fighting for life after his intestines were sucked out by swimming pool filter

The teenager became trapped in the purifier of his local pool and was unable to free himself because of the suction

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A teenager was left fighting for his life after his intestines were sucked out by the filter of a swimming pool

The 14-year-old became trapped in the purifier of his local pool and was unable to free himself because of the force of the suction.

His intestines were then horrifically sucked out, causing him serious injuries and requiring a life-saving operation.

The boy was enjoying a swim in the pool of a private leisure centre in Carpesa, Valencia when the accident happened at 9.30pm.

The emergency services rushed to the scene and freed the youngster who was then taken to hospital.

He underwent a four-hour life-saving operation in La Fe hospital in Valencia and is still in the intensive care unit.
La Fe hospital in Valencia where the boy was taken (Photo: Google Street View)
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It is understood he is now out of danger.

The boy had been attending swimming lessons and according to witnesses, he and some of the other children had stayed behind afterwards to play in the water.

It is thought the youngsters lifted the purifying vents off and then sat on them.

A trainer on the scene turned hero by jumping into the water to save the boy, whilst ordering the mechanism to be switched off.
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Other helpers dived under the water where the boy was submerged to breath oxygen into his lungs, according to Valencian newspaper Levante.

"He was only under the water and trapped for seconds until the purifier was turned off but it seemed like hours," a witness told the paper.

An investigation is being carried out by the Civil Guard but all the indications suggest the accident was a direct result of a deadly game.


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