Neuquén: A two-year-old boy choked to death after swallowing candy.

The child was transferred to various hospitals. He was transferred from the first hospital due to the complexity of his condition, but along the way, it was decided to divert him to another hospital because the condition was critical. Unfortunately, he did not arrive alive.
On Friday, a two-year-old boy died after choking on candy . The incident spread nationwide in recent hours, highlighting the tragic event that has plunged the Neuquén town of Loncopué into mourning.
The incident began when the minor—identified as Thiago Ismael Jara —a candy accidentally ingested a piece of candy, which lodged in his airway and prevented him from breathing normally. Thiago needed urgent medical attention, but his condition quickly deteriorated, resulting in a series of transfers to seek more specialized care.
After initial treatment at the local hospital in Loncopué, doctors decided to transfer him to Zapala Hospital due to the complexity of his condition . However, during the trip and given his worsening condition, the medical team determined it was necessary to admit the boy to Las Lajas Hospital for critical care .
Neuquén: A two-year-old boy choked to death after eating candy.

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Various teams of nurses, on-call doctors, and a pediatrician-neonatologist participated in the transfers to try to reverse the child's condition. Officers from the 26th Police Station in Loncopué even joined the medical operation to ensure safety during the journey and facilitate the ambulance's circulation, clearing the way and avoiding traffic-related inconveniences.
Sadly, when Thiago arrived at Zapala Hospital, his death was confirmed as a result of asphyxiation caused by a foreign body . After learning of the fatal outcome, local mayor Daniel Soto posted a message on social media: “With sadness and sorrow, we offer a prayer for the eternal repose of our little neighbor. May the light of 'Thiaguito' shine forever in the hearts of those who knew him . With resignation and much love, we hope you can cope with this painful moment.”
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- Neuquén
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- suffocated
- Candies
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