The death of an infant at a home in Immingham is being investigated by police. Humberside
police today confirmed that officers had been called to a property in Corfe Walk in the town following the death of a child earlier this month. Officers are now trying to establish the circumstances surrounding the death, which is currently being treated as "unexplained". READ MORE: Family man and martial arts coach dies aged 57 just weeks after stomach ache In a statement, the force said: "Officers were in attendance on Corfe Walk in Immingham following reports of a death of an infant on Friday March 3. An investigation is under way as we look to establish the circumstances surrounding the death, which is currently being treated as unexplained." READ NEXT: Owners of Grimsby
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