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A 1-year-oldNorth Carolinagirl died on Friday after being left behind in a hot car. A group that tracks such deaths.
The child died in Mebane, about 32 miles east of Greensboro, said Kids and Car Safety. According to a non-profit organization, she was the fourth child to die in a similar situation this week.
Mebane police officer received a call shortly before 12:25 pm. FOX8 reported on cardiac arrest. Upon arrival, CPR was being administered to the child. Her child's father reportedly left her in the car.
Investigators have not determined how long the child will be. No billing has been made as of Friday afternoon.
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A child's seat attached to a minivan.<Strong></ strong>A 1-year-old North Carolina girl died on Friday after being left in a hot car. (iStock)
According to local reports, temperatures in the area have reached up to 90 degrees Celsius.
After another 1-year-old Georgia childwas found unresponsive on Thursday in a car in Danielsville, 90 miles east of Atlanta. Died.
Since 1990,more than 1,000 childrenhave died in hot cars, nonprofits said. An additional 7,300 people survived various types of injuries.
"Unfortunately, this is yet another example of why it is so important to equip all vehicles with effective occupant detection technology as standard," said {82. Janet Fennell, founder and president, said. } The safety of children and cars was stated in a statement. The
group is concerned with the overwhelming majority ofhotcar deathsbeing "loving and responsible parents who unknowingly left their children." I pointed out.
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