A coroner’s court hears that five-year-old Jax Albert Jefferys dies after being discharged from an NHS hospital despite symptoms consistent with a bacterial infection. Reports say the boy was sent home hours earlier after clinicians did not diagnose his condition as Strep A, despite what the family described as a red rash and fever. The accounts state that after returning home, he developed worsening symptoms, including difficulty feeling his legs. One report also says he later experienced bleeding from his eyes. The inquest is examining how his illness was assessed and whether Strep A was recognised promptly, including the possibility that symptoms may have been present before discharge. No verdict is reported in the provided articles, and the proceedings focus on establishing the facts around his diagnosis, treatment, and the circumstances leading up to his death.