An eight -year -old boy who fell out of the window on the third floor of a house in Nottingham died of a head injury in the fall.
Hamid Balal was treated by paramedics on the spot, but later died in the hospital after the tragic incident in his house on Costock Avenue in Sherwood at about 7.15 pm on September 18.
The police of Nottinghamshire closed the building the next day and said that the boy's death was not treated as suspicious.
An investigation was opened in Nottingham Council House on Monday 3 March and was told that a Mortem post was discovering that Hamid had died of a head injury.
Paramedics tried to save the life of the young boy on the spot, but he later died in the Medical Center of the Queen.
Assistant -Schouwer Gordon Clow postponed the investigation and said that a complete hearing would take place on a date to be determined, while further investigations were being carried out.
Hamid Balal, tragic until his death from a window in Nottingham and died of his injuries
A police car parked after the fall outside the house on Costock Avenue in Nottingham
Officers were seen outside the building the day after the boy fell out of the window of his house
Mr. Clow said, “I want to show my condolences to the family and friends of Hamid who died at such a young age and in such disturbing circumstances.”
It was said that he was the second youngest of four children and was non-verbal and autistic, so he would attend a special school to meet his needs.
The horrific neighbors of the child were the first to realize what had happened after hearing a loud tear close to their front doors.
Several of them then desperately tried to perform resuscitation on the affected child while they waited for paramedics.
He died of his injuries in the hospital.
Buren previously claimed that Hamid had escaped from his house several times, including a window on the second floor
It was said that he was rather as far away as the next street.
A neighbor, who asked not to be mentioned, told the post that she had ever seen Hamid wandering around in her living room and she had to take him home.
“He was found a number of times in the property of other people,” she said.
The boy fell about 30 ft from a window on the third floor in his house in Nottingham
“I think he's four or five times.
“I heard a huge crack and went outside.
“There were already neighbors with him there.”
Ibnu Habbas, 44, was one of the neighbors who ran on the road to help the boy.
He said: 'We heard a lot of noise and my wife said I had to look at what had happened.
'I'm going to see that the boy has fallen and someone does resuscitation, they were told how he could give him to the phone through the ambulance service.
“It's real, really shocking, he was just a child.
“The family is very nice, we talk to the father every now and then.”
Chief inspector Jon Scurr said at the time: 'This is a tragic and devastating loss of life and our thoughts are with the family's family and loved ones.
“We are sharp that such incidents are incredibly painful for all involved and are felt by the entire community.”
Neighbors in the area described the incident as 'tragic' and 'terrible', while a fundraising to support the Hamid family was set up.
