Multiple outlets report that an investigation has been launched in the Netherlands after doctors euthanise a child under the age of 12. The reporting says the action prompted authorities to examine whether the decision and process complied with applicable legal and medical requirements. According to the summaries provided, the key trigger is the child’s age, with the case raising scrutiny around safeguards and eligibility for voluntary assisted dying procedures. The articles do not detail the child’s medical condition, the specific steps taken by clinicians, or the outcome of the investigation. They also do not provide information about who ordered or approved the procedure. The available information is limited to the fact that euthanasia was carried out for a child under 12 and that an official investigation has begun. The sources agree that the investigation is underway, but they differ from one another only in their framing, not in the central facts stated.