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A two-year-old man died in Eilat, a suspect who was forgotten in a car

An initial examination revealed that the toddler's parents, residents of Eilat, found him in their vehicle while he was unconscious, and immediately rushed him to Yoseftal Hospital in the city.

His body will be sent for examination to the Institute of Forensic Medicine.

The police and the prosecutor's office opened an investigation

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Tuesday, 24 August 2021, 19:30 Updated: 20:02

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A two-year-old toddler died today (Tuesday) after he was apparently forgotten in his family car in Eilat.

He was brought lifeless to Yoseftal Hospital in the city.

The police opened an investigation accompanied by the prosecution.

An initial examination shows that the toddler's parents, residents of Eilat, found him in their vehicle while he was unconscious, and immediately rushed him to the hospital.

His body will be sent for examination to the Institute of Forensic Medicine.

About a month ago, a 3-year-old girl from Uzair died after being forgotten in a car in a village in the Lower Galilee.

The girl was found in a critical condition, and the MDA team transferred her during resuscitation operations to the Poria Medical Center in Tiberias, where they were forced to determine her death.

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Police have opened an investigation (Photo: MDA)

The death of the 3-year-old occurred hours after Transport Minister Merav Michaeli decided to postpone the obligation to install the system for forgetting children in vehicles until June 2022. This, after the systems were widely criticized by the public, and to explore alternative ways to allow their existence.

"The manner in which the installation was determined requires further thinking and substantive corrections so that it can fulfill its purpose and save lives," the minister wrote.

"Girls and boys who are forgotten in the car is a painful and terrible phenomenon, and I call on all parents - focus on your children, and avoid the various distractions, and especially those caused by the use of cell phones. The Ministry of Transportation is first and foremost saving lives as a top goal," Michaeli stressed.

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