Officers from the Eiron police station broke a car window to free a toddler who was locked inside and in distress, with a red face. The child was rescued in good condition. Police urged the public to never leave children unsupervised in a vehicle, even for a moment.
This afternoon, police officers from the Eiron station rescued a toddler who was locked inside a closed vehicle. The officers found the child in distress with a red face and broke the window to extract him. The toddler was unharmed and in good condition.
Following the rescue, police issued a public safety reminder urging parents and caregivers to never leave children unattended in a vehicle, even for a moment, citing the dangers of heat and suffocation.
The rescue was first reported by The Zioneer at 13:57 Jerusalem time. The police warning was included in a subsequent update.
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