A young boy who suffered severe injuries in a shocking attack at the Tate Modern art gallery in 2019 has made significant progress towards recovery, with his family announcing that he has returned to school. The six-year-old French boy was thrown from a viewing balcony by a then-teenager in an incident that sent shockwaves across the nation. Now, nearly three years after the traumatic event, the child's family is reporting a positive update, stating that he has been discharged from hospital and is once again enjoying the simple joys of childhood, with a "smile back on his face." The latest development is a testament to the resilience of the young victim and the unwavering support of his loved ones.
Family update on GoFundMe page says child, who was six when badly injured in 2019 incident, is now back at school A boy thrown from the viewing balcony in the Tate Modern art gallery has a “smile back on his face” after being discharged from hospital, his family have said.The French youngster, who name remains undisclosed for privacy reasons, was six when he was badly hurt in an attack by then teenager Jonty Bravery at the London attraction on August 4 2019. Continue reading...
