‘A tragedy’: Family of boy who drowned in Manitoba park in 2023 speaks out
The family of a boy who drowned near Nutimik Lake in 2023 is calling for change after two brothers drowned in the same spot late last weekend. Danish Habib is the father of Usaid Habib, a 12-year-old boy who drowned at Sturgeon Falls near Nutimik Lake in 2023 after being pulled into the rapids while his family was on a hike.“What are they waiting for?” he said. “More people to die before they take any action?”On Wednesday, the body of Maximo Au Ramirez, 10, was recovered near the falls at Nutimik Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
- ▪The family of a boy who drowned near Nutimik Lake in 2023 is calling for change after two brothers drowned in the same spot late last weekend.
- ▪Danish Habib is the father of Usaid Habib, a 12-year-old boy who drowned at Sturgeon Falls near Nutimik Lake in 2023 after being pulled into the rapids while his family was on a hike.“What are they waiting for?” he said.
- ▪“More people to die before they take any action?”On Wednesday, the body of Maximo Au Ramirez, 10, was recovered near the falls at Nutimik Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
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The family of a boy who drowned near Nutimik Lake in 2023 is calling for change after two brothers drowned in the same spot late last weekend. Danish Habib is the father of Usaid Habib, a 12-year-old boy who drowned at Sturgeon Falls near Nutimik Lake in 2023 after being pulled into the rapids while his family was on a hike.“What are they waiting for?” he said. “More people to die before they take any action?”On Wednesday, the body of Maximo Au Ramirez, 10, was recovered near the falls at Nutimik Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park.
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