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 Watts/News Police investigate the scene where a tree branch fell, killing a 6-month-old girl (b.) and injuring her mother Saturday near the Central Park Zoo. 
  
 A falling tree branch struck and killed a baby girl in the Central Park Zoo Saturday as she and her mother posed for a photo that the infant's father was taking, cops said. 
  
 Karla DelGallo, 33, was holding her 6-month-old daughter Gianna so Mike Ricciutti, 41, could snap a photo when the branch broke around 1:40 p.m., police and sources said. 
  
 German tourist Philipp Rams said he heard a cracking noise and turned to see the mother and daughter from Union City, N.J., on the stone driveway at the zoo. 
  
 "The father picked his baby up," Rams said. "He was carrying her. There was blood coming out of her ears." 
  
 Rams said a nurse from Quebec began giving Gianna CPR. 
  
 "The baby wasn't alive," said Rams, who appeared to be dazed by the sudden tragic turn of events. 
  
 Trung Tran, 37, and his 1-year-old son Dominic had just left the zoo when the branch crashed down in front of the California sea lions exhibit. 
  
 "I heard someone say, 'Watch out!' " Tran said. "I heard the branch cracking." 
  
 Tran, who was visiting the zoo from Edison, N.J., said he saw DelGallo trying to flee. 
  
 "She was trying to get away from the branch," he said. "She tripped and fell and the baby flew out of her arms." 
  
 He said he was praying that the two were safe. 
  
 "The baby wasn't crying, which wasn't a good sign," he said before pushing his baby carriage down Fifth Ave. near the E. 64th St. zoo entrance. 
  
 The large branch that fell on the mother and daughter came from what appeared to be a live tree and was covered by bright green foliage. 
  
 It was about 8 inches in diameter and fell from about 40 feet up. 
  
 "We stopped to get pictures, too!" Manhattan resident Michelle Herson, 30, exclaimed. "It could have been us." 
  
 "It could have been anyone," said a man who was with her but didn't provide his name, adding that he had "heard a big thump." 
  
 Police said Gianna was pronounced dead on arrival at New York-Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell, where her mother was in stable condition. 
  
 At the hospital, Ricciutti started crying and put his hands over his face after doctors told him his daughter was dead. 
  
 A relative comforted him and said, "They did everything they could." 
  
 Cops loaded a stroller into a police van as they carted apparent family members from the scene. 
  
 tmoore@nydailynews.com 
  
 With Henrick Karoliszyn, Kevin Deutsch, John Lauinger and Kerry Wills ||||| Death of baby girl in Central Park is third dangerous tree limb accident since last year 
  
 Siegel for News A broken tree limb about 20 feet above the pathway in Central Park. 
  
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 Central Park horror: falling branch kills baby, injures mother 
  
 Despite efforts to rid Central Park of dangerous tree limbs, the death of the baby girl killed by a falling branch Saturday is the third such accident since last year. 
  
 The death of 6-month-old Gianna Ricciutti comes four months after a snow-laden branch snapped from a tree and plunged 40 feet onto the head of 46-year-old Elmaz Qyra. 
  
 The Brooklyn dad died Feb. 25. 
  
 Last July, Google engineer Sasha Blair-Goldensohn was left in a coma after he was hit by a rotting 100-pound branch. 
  
 The young dad, who was on his way to work, suffered brain damage, a punctured lung and spinal fractures. 
  
 Blair-Goldensohn survived, but was still incapacitated months after the accident, his relatives said. 
  
 In the wake of the mishap, tree-pruning crews fanned out across the park in search of rotting limbs. 
  
 Workers removed about 50 tree branches from some 30 trees, the Parks Department said. 
  
 In December, Rebecca Lin, Blair-Goldensohn's wife, filed a $120 million lawsuit against the city and the Central Park Conservancy, claiming park trees were not properly maintained. 
  
 Parks Department officials have said it's impossible to monitor all the park's trees. 
  
 A spokeswoman for the Central Park Conservancy did not return a call for comment Saturday. 
  
 rschapiro@nydailynews.com |||||
Student:
A 6-month-old girl is dead and her mother hospitalized after a branch fell 40 feet from a tree and hit them as they posed for pictures at the Central Park Zoo yesterday. Karla DelGallo of New Jersey had Gianna Ricciutti in her arms and "was trying to get away from the branch," another zoo patron tells the New York Daily News. "She tripped and fell and the baby flew out of her arms." They were rushed to the hospital, where the baby was pronounced dead. "The mother was covered in blood," another witness tells the New York Post. "The baby wasn't moving or crying. It happened in an instant." The leafy branch appeared to have come from a live tree. The death is the second caused by a falling branch in the park in 2010, the News notes, and comes less than a year after a Google engineer was left in a coma when a rotting branch fell on his head.