An inquest hears that 16-year-old Muhammed Secka died after getting into difficulties in a lake at Rother Valley Country Park during a recent heatwave. The court is told that Secka, who had gone to the park with friends, entered the water and later required help. Evidence presented at the inquest indicates that he could not swim, which investigators link to why he got into difficulty. The death occurs at the popular country park in South Yorkshire, with reports noting the incident took place around the time of hot weather over the Bank Holiday period. Multiple outlets describe the same account: Secka is with friends at the country park, enters the lake, and then is unable to manage in the water. The inquest is examining the circumstances leading to his death, including what happens before he entered the lake and the factors contributing to his inability to stay afloat. The reporting reflects details heard in court, including the assessment that he could not swim and that the incident happened during the heatwave conditions.