The Civil Police of Rondônia has launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of a teenager at the Municipal Shelter for Infants and Youth in Porto Velho. This tragic incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon, drawing immediate emergency response from the Mobile Emergency Service (Samu), which provided initial medical assistance. Despite these efforts, the young girl was unable to survive, prompting a swift response from both the Military Police and the Technical-Scientific Police, who conducted forensic examinations at the scene and officially registered the incident.

The shelter, managed by the Support Center for Children with Cancer (NACC), has publicly expressed its condolences following the teenager's death and confirmed that all established internal protocols were adhered to at the time of the incident. The NACC stated that emergency medical services were contacted as soon as the situation was recognized and that they are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations. This statement reflects the organization's commitment to transparency and accountability in their care practices for vulnerable youth.

In light of this incident, the City Hall of Porto Velho has pledged to provide all necessary information to assist in clarifying the details of the case. The local government’s assurance highlights the importance of thorough investigations into such sensitive occurrences, particularly involving minors in care facilities. The outcome of this investigation could have broader implications on child welfare policies and the operational practices of similar institutions in the region.