Child perishes in sweltering vehicle in Utah: Sheriff's announcement reveals
In a heartbreaking incident, a 3-year-old boy lost his life after being left unattended in a hot car outside an apartment complex in Veyo, Utah. The incident occurred on Monday at around 6:11 p.m.
According to reports, temperatures in the area reached a scorching 102 degrees on Monday, according to the St. George Regional Airport. Medical crews were dispatched to the scene and found the child unresponsive. Someone at the scene was attempting CPR when the medical team arrived. Despite their best efforts, the toddler was pronounced dead on the spot.
The identity of the child has not been released, and there is no information available about who may have injured or neglected the child. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and no arrests or charges have been made as of yet.
This tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by hot cars, especially during the summer months. According to Kids and Car Safety, an organisation focused on child and pet safety in vehicles, nearly 40 children die in hot cars every year in the United States, averaging one every nine days.
In light of this, it's crucial to be aware of hot car safety tips. Clicking here can provide you with valuable information to consider when temperatures rise.
Guthrie, speaking to KTVX, expressed his sympathy for the loss, stating, "It's very impactful... It's devastating to lose a child like that."
The community is urged to keep the family in their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. As the investigation continues, more information may become available.
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