What happens when parents leave their children alone in the car on a hot day?

A couple went shopping in the mall and left their sleeping baby in the car because of negligence when they got off the bus. Finally, the couple went to the mall and left their children in the car.

Because it is summer, when parents leave, the temperature inside the car rises rapidly, which brings great discomfort and safety hazards to children.

After the child woke up, because the temperature inside the car was too high, the child felt unwell and began to cry. Fortunately, in times of crisis, he was found by the surrounding citizens and quickly called the police for help. Finally, with the joint efforts of the police and citizens, everyone broke the window and then used this opening to open the car door, saving the children in danger.

After confirming that the child is fine, the police added some water to the child, and took care of the child patiently until the child's parents arrived, and criticized and educated the child's parents, telling them that this may cause serious harm to the child.

In fact, this phenomenon is not uncommon in our life. There are often some parents who can't bear to wake up because of negligence or watching their children fall asleep, and then think about it. It's okay to let the children stay in the car for a while anyway. It is this careless thinking of parents that often puts children in danger.

Studies have shown that in hot summer, when the car is turned off and the windows are completely closed, the temperature inside the car will rise rapidly, reaching more than 30 degrees in half an hour, and even reaching an astonishing 50 degrees after 1 child. Therefore, parents must not be negligent and never leave their children alone in the car, even for half an hour or 10 minutes.

Because of the immature cooling system, children's ability to regulate body temperature is poor, and their cooling ability is far less than that of adults. If the child stays alone in the car, due to the influence of high temperature, the child may have excessive water evaporation and rapid temperature rise, which may easily lead to heatstroke and so on. Severe cases may cause kidney and brain damage, and even life-threatening. Therefore, parents should never leave their children alone in the car when taking them out in summer.