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The body of a Londonderry boy who drowned after he fell into a hotel swimming pool near EuroDisney in Paris has been brought home.The body of a Londonderry boy who drowned after he fell into a hotel swimming pool near EuroDisney in Paris has been brought home.
Twin Colum Canning, 5, from Springtown Road in the city, fell into the pool at the Explorers Hotel last Thursday.Twin Colum Canning, 5, from Springtown Road in the city, fell into the pool at the Explorers Hotel last Thursday.
His family had been at the hotel for about an hour when the accident happened. His parents want others to be aware of possible safety issues.His family had been at the hotel for about an hour when the accident happened. His parents want others to be aware of possible safety issues.
"I'm not going to let this go," said Colum's mother Karen."I'm not going to let this go," said Colum's mother Karen.
"I want answers - I don't want it just to be forgotten. "I want answers - I don't want it just to be forgotten. Because if a year later this happened to somebody else, how would I feel?
"Because if a year later this happened to somebody else, how would I feel?" "There were all these people and they wouldn't let me in the door and I was saying 'what's wrong, what are you doing' and I froze, I just knew...
"I pushed past and I saw him - he was lying at the end of the pool and I knew I had lost him, I knew he had gone."
Colum is to be buried in Derry on Sunday. He had been put on a life support machine which was turned off on Saturday.Colum is to be buried in Derry on Sunday. He had been put on a life support machine which was turned off on Saturday.
His parents decided to donate his organs. Boxing Day would have been Colum's sixth birthday.His parents decided to donate his organs. Boxing Day would have been Colum's sixth birthday.
A spokesperson for travel agent Thomas Cook said their "deepest sympathy" was with the family at this "incredibly difficult and painful time".A spokesperson for travel agent Thomas Cook said their "deepest sympathy" was with the family at this "incredibly difficult and painful time".