Children are dying in hot cars
In the past 25 years, nearly one thousand children in the United States have died of heat-stroke after being left in a hot car during the summer. According to The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a child's body temperature rises three to five times faster than an adult's which means even a quick run into the store is a big no.
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