The 14-year-old boy whose body was found in the River Thames has been named as Baltazar L'Quy.The teenager, from Oxford, tragically passed away on Wednesday, becoming the eleventh person to die in open water during this month's heatwave.Baltazar was a member of the Oxford Timorese community which expressed its deepest condolences to his family.In a tribute, the Oxford Timorese Community Association said: 'Thank you for the love you shared, the lessons you taught, and the beautiful moments you gave us'.A member of the community said: 'This has been a very painful moment, not only for the family, but also for the Timorese community, in Oxford and across the United KingdomThey said his mother would like to remind other parents to make sure their children stay safe in the water and are accompanied by an adult. Police, fire and ambulance services were called to the River Thames near Donnington Bridge in Oxford at around 5.30pm on Wednesday to try and rescue Baltazar.Police confirmed today that a body was recovered from the River Thames, with the death being treated as 'unexplained but not suspicious'. Baltazar L'Quy tragically passed away on Wednesday, becoming the eleventh person to die in open water during this month's heatwave In a tribute, the Oxford Timorese Community Association said: 'Thank you for the love you shared, the lessons you taught, and the beautiful moments you gave us'It follows the death of a teenage boy in Kent on Wednesday. Emergency services rushed to a pond off Galley Hill Road in Swanscombe, Kent, yesterday afternoon following reports of concern after a young boxer entered the water near Northfleet at around 2.15pm. Police confirmed on Thursday morning that the body of a teenage boy was recovered following a search operation, as a fresh heat health alert was issued today. The latest death follows those of at least nine other people in incidents in the sea and in lakes during the Bank Holiday heatwave, which saw temperatures reach 35C in some parts of the country. Seven teenagers, a grandfather in his 60s and a woman in her 70s are known to have died - including two teenagers pulled from the water yesterday. Kent Police said in a statement: 'Kent Police was called to Galley Hill Road in Swanscombe at 2.55pm on Wednesday, May 27, 2026 following a report of concern for a swimmer in a pond. 'Officers attended along with the Kent Fire and Rescue Service and the South East Coast Ambulance Service, where the body of a teenage boy was recovered. 'His death is not being treated as suspicious at this time and a report will be prepared for the coroner.' A 17-year-old who died at Pickmere Lake in Cheshire has now been named as David-Junior Tita, from Crewe.A fundraiser has been set up to support his grieving family with funeral costs. The body of a 14-year-old boy has been recovered from the River Thames (pictured) - making him the eleventh person to die in water-related incidents during the May heatwave The heatwave might have claimed its tenth swimming victim, after a young boxer was reported missing in Kent yesterday afternoon Emergency services rushed to the scene near Northfleet, where a major operation is underway