A three-year-old baby girl from Western Sydney has died in a swimming pool in Seminyak, probing a warning to other parents about child supervision in Bali pools.
A three-year-old girl from Western Sydney has died after drowning in a swimming pool in Seminyak while holidaying with her family.
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