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Tributes left at beauty spot after unexplained death of 11-year-old girl

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Tributes left at beauty spot after unexplained death of 11-year-old girl
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Officers remain at the scene.BBC Scotland News understands a post-mortem examination to establish the cause of death will take place next week.A number of floral tributes have been left in the park since the death was first reported on Friday. One read: "Rest in peace angel".Image caption, One floral tribute was accompanied by a card which read: "Sleep tight.

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Tributes left at beauty spot after unexplained death of 11-year-old girlImage caption, A teddy bear and flowers were among the tributes at the scene on SaturdayPublished5 minutes agoTributes have been left a beauty spot where an 11-year-old girl was found dead as police investigations into the circumstances continue.A major search was launched over reports of concern for the girl in Gore Glen Woodland Park, near Gorebridge, at about 12:40 on Thursday.Her body was found in the park's Gore Water, near Shank Bridge, at about 16:25 and she was pronounced dead at the scene.Police Scotland said the death was currently being treated as unexplained and inquiries were ongoing.

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