Toddler Rescued From Locked Car at Yavne Train Station Parking Lot
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Police rescued a one-year-old toddler left in a locked car at the Yavne train station parking lot on Tuesday. The child's mother forgot him in the vehicle for about 90 minutes before realizing and calling emergency services. Officers broke the car window to save the distressed infant, who was then medically evaluated and found to be in good condition.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A one-year-old toddler was rescued from a locked car at Yavne train station.
- Police officers smashed the car window to save the child.
- The toddler was left in the car for approximately 90 minutes.
- The mother realized she had forgotten the child after boarding a train.
- The infant was medically evaluated and found to be in good condition.
A toddler, approximately one year old, was rescued from a locked car at the Yavne train station parking lot on Tuesday after being accidentally left inside. Police officers responded quickly after receiving a call from the child's mother, who realized she had forgotten him in the vehicle after boarding a train. The child had been in the car for about an hour and a half, appearing distressed with a red face and showing signs of immediate danger. Officers smashed the car window to extract the toddler, who was then taken for a medical evaluation. Paramedics from United Hatzalah provided initial treatment, noting the child was crying, sweating, and slightly dehydrated, but in good condition following the rescue.
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