<sod >(pictured) died after getting into trouble at her best friend's birthday pool party on May 1 2016  'The pain is still unbearable and even though it's been over year it feels like we relive her passing every day. 'We hope that this inquest will provide answers to what happened on the day, even, though it is hard to admit that no explanation will bring back our daughter. 'We miss her dearly and she has left a void that is difficult to fill.' Police have also released a picture of the schoolgirl, whose father Livial told an inquest in Norwich yesterday the birthday party was for her best friend.< eod>< sod > ' Mr and Mrs Kantengule added in a statement: 'We are still devastated following the passing of our beloved daughter, Maya Grace Kantengule. 'The pain is still unbearable and even though it's been over year it feels like we relive her passing every day. 'We hope that this inquest will provide answers to what happened on the day, even, though it is hard to admit that no explanation will bring back our daughter. 'We miss her dearly and she has left a void that is difficult to fill.'   Mr Knight said the pool's risk assessment had been updated just weeks before the tragedy and procedures were approved by South Norfolk Council. He confirmed that the pool area was also covered by CCTV cameras viewed on screens at the holiday park reception area as an extra precaution which was not required under legislation. But the camera in the pool area had broken five days before Maya drowned. Mr Knight said it was an 'embarrassment' that it had broken and that a replacement one had been bought and was sitting on his desk waiting to be installed at the time.< eod>