Large crowds gathered in Newark to let off balloons in memory of a two-year-old girl from Nottinghamshire who died in a caravan fire in Ingoldmells.<\/p>\n
Louisiana Brooke-Broadley tragically died after the fire at Sealands Caravan Park on Monday, August 23.<\/p>\n
Louisiana's family are from Newark and her mother, Natasha Broadley, was staying at the caravan park with her four children, all under 11, when the caravan caught fire.<\/p>\n
Natasha and her three eldest children survived the incident - around 50 people at the caravan site being asked to leave and go into emergency accommodation.<\/p>\n
Crowds gathered at the balloon release in Riverside Park, Newark on Friday afternoon, September 3 to remember Louisiana, Lincolnshire Live reports. <\/p>\n
A GoFundMe page set up after the fire to raise money for the family has raised just over 18,000.<\/p>\n
Laurie Selfridge, who set up the page, said the love and support shown towards the family was \"absolutely amazing\".<\/p>\n
Emergency services including Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue and the East Midlands Ambulance Service confirmed that they attended the scene.<\/p>\n
Lincolnshire Police's latest statement on the incident said: \"We will not be providing any more updates as the investigation is ongoing still and will be for some time.\"<\/p>\n
The aim of the \"methodical and meticulous\" investigation is to find out how the fire started.<\/p>\n
It's currently classified as \"unknown\", the force added.<\/p>\n
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