ItalyA 38-year-old mother named Charlotte Rose-Anne Hill died several days after suffering severe burns while preparing a barbecue in her garden in Sydney. The incident occurred during school holidays when she was allowing her children to roast marshmallows over the fire. Her two children tried to save her—her 11-year-old son used his jacket to try to extinguish the flames, while her 7-year-old daughter screamed for their father. Her husband, Matt Tierney, immediately provided first aid and took her to the hospital, where she received treatment for serious facial and hand burns before being transferred to a specialized center. Her cousin, Bianca Hill, who accompanied her in the ambulance, described the experience as heartbreaking, noting the intense pain Charlotte endured.
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