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Israeli Police Rescue Toddler Locked in Car, Prevent Potential Tragedy

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Police officers from the Iron Station responded swiftly on Wednesday to an emergency call about a toddler locked inside a car. Upon arrival, they found the child in distress, with a red face indicating a life-threatening situation. The officers immediately broke the car window to rescue the toddler. The child was safely removed from the vehicle and taken for medical evaluation, with doctors reporting the condition as good.

The police emphasized the incident as a critical reminder for parents and drivers to remain vigilant, especially during the hot summer days. They urged the public to always check that no passengers remain inside vehicles after parking and to never leave children unattended in cars, even for a brief moment.

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