Kindergarten Teacher's Call Saves Toddler Left in Hot Car
Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba
A one-year-old boy was rescued from a locked car in Yavne after his mother accidentally left him there for about 90 minutes on October 20. A kindergarten teacher's call alerted the mother to her mistake, prompting her to call the police. Patrol officers broke into the car and rescued the child, who received first aid and was found to be slightly dehydrated but did not require hospitalization. The boy was later picked up by his grandparents.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A one-year-old boy was rescued from a locked car in Yavne after being left for 90 minutes.
- The boy's mother accidentally left him in the car on October 20 before going to work.
- A kindergarten teacher's call alerted the mother to the child's absence.
- Police officers broke a car window to rescue the child.
- The child received first aid and did not require hospitalization.
A kindergarten teacher's phone call is credited with saving the life of a one-year-old boy who was accidentally left in a locked car for approximately 90 minutes. The incident occurred on Tuesday, October 20, in Yavne, when the boy's mother, heading to work, drove to the train station parking lot and left her son inside the vehicle before boarding a train. The teacher, noticing the child's absence from kindergarten, contacted the mother, who then realized her mistake. The mother immediately called the police at 9:25 AM. Patrol officers Yossi Zacharia and Lin Bahumi responded to the scene, found the car, broke a window, and rescued the child. Volunteers from the organization Ichud Hatzala, who arrived with the police, provided the boy with first aid. He was reportedly slightly dehydrated and had been crying extensively. Medical personnel determined hospitalization was unnecessary. The child was ultimately picked up by his grandparents. Nati Dahan, deputy head of Ichud Hatzala in Yavne, stated that the child was restless and had cried a lot, noting that it was fortunate the weather was not hot that morning.
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