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Tim Dornin

UNCOVERED: Boy s choking death could have been prevented - The Untold Story

Coroner Ian White said Lucas Latouche Mazzei was left unsupervised for an unacceptable period. (Kelly Barnes/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

The death of a young boy with special needs, who choked on a nectarine stone while at school, would have been prevented had he been better supervised, an inquest has found.

Five-year-old Lucas Latouche Mazzei died in March 2017 after choking on the stone at Adelaide's Henley Beach Primary School.

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