Holy Father! No one imagined that today was this little one’s last day. Run and see what happened to him in his own home.

Jorge Serret dies after drowning in his home’s swimming pool.

A child, Jorge Serret, drowned in a pool in Boca Canasta, causing great sadness in the Baní community.

In the community of Boca Canasta, in  Baní,  Peravia, the death of Jorge Serret has been confirmed  .  The tragic incident occurred after the child drowned in the swimming pool at his home.

Jorge Serret was the son of José Luis Serret and Erika González. Both parents are highly regarded in the community. The news has caused a profound stir among family, neighbors, and friends.

The tragic incident has left an atmosphere of pain and sadness throughout the Banileja community. Many have come together to mourn this irreparable loss.

Information about the death was published by a local media outlet. This outlet also expressed its condolences to the deceased child’s family.

This medium expressed solidarity with the parents, family, and loved ones of Jorge Serret. They joined in prayer for the repose of his soul.

“Peace be with him.” These words closed the message addressed to those affected by the tragic loss, as a sign of respect for the pain they face.

The boy’s death has deeply affected those who knew him. The community remains distraught over what happened.

The incident has generated a stream of messages of support for the Serret-González family, who are going through this difficult time.

The loss of Jorgue Serret has been received with sadness in Boca Canasta and other nearby areas of Baní. Neighbors, acquaintances, and friends have expressed their sadness at the little boy’s passing. The Baní community is in mourning.

The memory of Jorge Serret will be remembered by those who loved him. His passing leaves a void in his home and surroundings.

Words of comfort and solidarity continue to pour in for the family. The community shares their grief with respect and affection.

The news continues to be shared by local media and those close to him, keeping Jorge Serret’s memory alive.