The death of a one-year-old boy from Nottingham who likely choked on a piece of food has been ruled as accidental. Abdul-Rahman Bashiri was just 15 months old when he was taken by his family to Queen’s Medical Centre after he "likely" choked on a piece of food.
Abdul-Rahman, who was described as a “happy” child, was taken to hospital on November 20, 2022. He died just over a month later, on December 27 after a period of time in the intensive care unit following a cardiac arrest, which caused severe brain damage.
On Friday, June 23, an inquest at Nottingham Council House heard verbal evidence including that from Detective Sergeant Nicole Milner of Nottinghamshire Police, Dr Charlotte Goedvolk, a consultant paediatrician at Queen’s Medical Centre, Abdul-Rahman’s GP Dr Edward Charles Pooley and pathologist Dr Mohammed Haini.
