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A 10-month old baby remains in a critically ill condition in hospital after boiling water pipes burst over her cot while she was sleeping. A 10-month-old baby remains in a critically ill condition in hospital after boiling water pipes burst over her cot while she was sleeping.
Rhianna Hardie suffered 85% burns to her body when the accident happened on the second night the family were at their new council home in Taunton.Rhianna Hardie suffered 85% burns to her body when the accident happened on the second night the family were at their new council home in Taunton.
She is being treated at Bristol Children's Hospital.She is being treated at Bristol Children's Hospital.
The Health and Safety Executive is aiding police, who say there were no suspicious circumstances.The Health and Safety Executive is aiding police, who say there were no suspicious circumstances.
Taunton Deane Council, which owns the home, has launched its own investigation and said its thoughts were with the family.Taunton Deane Council, which owns the home, has launched its own investigation and said its thoughts were with the family.
They seemed lovely, caring parents Neighbour Mark GreenawayThey seemed lovely, caring parents Neighbour Mark Greenaway
Rhianna's parents heard a loud bang coming from her room last Sunday and found boiling water pouring from pipes on to the child's cot below.Rhianna's parents heard a loud bang coming from her room last Sunday and found boiling water pouring from pipes on to the child's cot below.
Father Mathew Hardie, 27, suffered burns to his hands and arms as he pulled the baby from the cot.Father Mathew Hardie, 27, suffered burns to his hands and arms as he pulled the baby from the cot.
Neighbour Mark Greenaway said the couple were devastated about the accident.Neighbour Mark Greenaway said the couple were devastated about the accident.
"I had only spoken to them briefly. They seemed lovely, caring parents," he said."I had only spoken to them briefly. They seemed lovely, caring parents," he said.
"They've been back briefly to pick up bits and bobs, but they said after this they don't want to return to the house.""They've been back briefly to pick up bits and bobs, but they said after this they don't want to return to the house."
Mr Hardie and Rhianna's mother Charlene Haworth, 23, were at her bedside at the hospital on Saturday.Mr Hardie and Rhianna's mother Charlene Haworth, 23, were at her bedside at the hospital on Saturday.
A spokesman for Avon and Somerset Police said: "The house was cordoned off for forensic investigations and police launched an inquiry which is ongoing.A spokesman for Avon and Somerset Police said: "The house was cordoned off for forensic investigations and police launched an inquiry which is ongoing.
"We are satisfied that there are no suspicious circumstances but we are still working on a full investigation with the Health and Safety Executive.""We are satisfied that there are no suspicious circumstances but we are still working on a full investigation with the Health and Safety Executive."
The semi-detached home is one of about 30 council properties less than two miles from Taunton town centre on the A38 road.The semi-detached home is one of about 30 council properties less than two miles from Taunton town centre on the A38 road.