This is the first picture of a 12-year-old boy who died after being electrocuted by overhead power lines as he played on near a railway line in Glasgow.
The heartbroken family of Daniel McDermott have paid tribute to the youngster who passed away on Saturday.
Daniel was rushed to hospital following the horror accident on Sunday, August 18 for treatment to critical injuries.
However, he later passed away in hospital nearly one week later on August 24, GlasgowLive reported .
His family have said they are "broken by the loss of our little boy" who was "always going on adventures".
His family said: "Daniel was our precious boy and we are all heartbroken by his sudden and tragic death. He was a loving and caring boy, everyone he knew loved him and he had so many friends.
"He used to always say he was going on an adventure; we cannot imagine life without him, he will be so sorely missed.
"We would all like to thank the community of Milton, who rushed to Daniel’s aid when he was injured. We’d also like to thank the wonderful work of the fire and ambulance services.
"We cannot thank the NHS staff enough, especially those in the ICU and the surgeons who worked so hard and who share our grief at the loss of Daniel.
"We are all broken by the loss of our little boy and we would ask for privacy at this difficult time. The intrusion and circulation of inaccurate stories from some media sources are only adding to our grief."
Earlier, he was described as 'a kind, caring, funny and generous boy' .
Bouquets of flowers stretched along the railway bridge where the tragedy happened.
A note left in one bunch of flowers said: "My wee angel, I will miss you.... my heart is broken in ways that can never be mended.
"Look after us down here."
Two notes pinned to the same bouquet said: "You were one of my best friends and I can't believe you are gone.
"I will always remember you.
"You will forever be in our hearts; such a kind, caring, funny and generous boy.
"You will be sorely missed, pal."
An envelope attached to another bunch of flowers said 'Rest In Peace Daniel'.
One heartbreaking note, written in blue pen, said: "RIP. You are my best friend and I will miss you forever. Love, Marty."
Another described the 12-year-old as like a 'big brother'.
Linda Cruickshanks, whose son was with Daniel at the time of the accident, said: "We are going through bereavement ourselves.
"For now I think it's best both families are left alone.
"I know everyone means well but this is not the time."
SNP MSP Bob Doris said: "I want to offer my personal condolences for their sad loss.
"I have since been in correspondence with Network Rail to seek reassurances that the safety of the track and power lines will be urgently reviewed.
A thorough investigation must now surely follow.
"For now my thoughts are with the child's family and friends."
Inspector Alasdair McWhirter, from British Transport Police, said: "This is a truly tragic incident, and our thoughts and deepest condolences are with the boy's family and friends.
"We have specially trained officers supporting his family during this incredibly difficult time and I would ask that their privacy is please respected while they come to terms with their loss.
"We have no reason to believe there were any suspicious circumstances to this incident and we will be preparing a report for the Procurator Fiscal."
