A toddler in Coral Springs, Florida, remains in a critical state following a near drowning incident at a private residence. The near tragedy struck on a Sunday evening, when the 1-and-a-half-year-old was found unresponsive in the water, WSVN reports.

Officials say, bystanders were giving the toddler CPR upon the arrival of Coral Springs Police at the home located on Northwest 95th Avenue, near 25th Court. The police officers took over the life-saving efforts until Coral Springs Fire Rescue units reached the scene. The child was then hurried to Broward Health Coral Springs, detailed by, NBC6.

At this time, the circumstances leading up to the incident have not been fully disclosed. The identity of the child is also not being released. The Coral Springs community has been affected by this unfortunate event, with neighbors expressing concern and sorrow over the harrowing occurrence.

The deputy fire chief of Coral Springs-Parkland Fire crews confirmed the critical condition of the baby following the incident, with ongoing investigations by the Coral Springs Police to determine the sequence of events that led to the near drowning. The response to this emergency underscores the quick reaction of both bystanders and emergency personnel in critical situations.

As the child fights for life, the incident serves as a grave reminder of the perpetual vigil and safeguarding required around children and bodies of water. Updates will be provided as more information is made available.