Child hospitalized after being rescued from backyard pool in Sydney.

Yesterday, a three-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital in Sydney's south-west after being pulled from a backyard swimming pool. The incident occurred in Moorebank at around 6:30pm, and emergency services were quickly called to the scene after receiving reports that a child had been found unresponsive in a pool.

Initially, there was some confusion as an earlier press release from the NSW Police incorrectly stated that the child had passed away. However, this was later corrected and it was confirmed that the child was still alive. Paramedics worked tirelessly to resuscitate the child before transporting him to Prince of Wales Children's Hospital.

Currently, the child remains in the hospital and is receiving medical care. It is unknown at this time what his condition is, but the hospital staff are doing everything they can to help him recover.

In the meantime, the NSW Police are investigating the incident and trying to determine how the child ended up in the pool. There has been speculation that it may have been a targeted double murder, but this has not been confirmed. The main priority right now is the well-being of the child and getting to the bottom of what happened.

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