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Infant Dies from Heat Stroke in France After Being Left in Vehicle

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An 18-month-old baby died from heat stroke in Marseille, France.
The infant was found in a parked car at a university hospital's parking lot.
This incident occurred during a severe heatwave affecting France and parts of Europe.
Several other fatalities due to the heatwave have been reported recently in the region.

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An 18-month-old baby tragically died from hyperthermia after being left in a parked car at a university hospital parking lot in Marseille, France. The incident occurred on Tuesday, June 26, amid a severe heatwave that has affected much of Europe, leading to multiple fatalities in various regions. Reports indicate that the child was discovered in critical condition and subsequently died in the emergency room shortly after arrival.

The heatwave has been associated with an increase in heat-related deaths, with 55 fatalities reported in metropolitan France over the past few days due to various incidents, including drowning. This specific case has raised concerns and highlighted the dangers of leaving children unattended in vehicles, especially during extreme temperatures. Authorities have not disclosed the circumstances surrounding how the child was left in the car.

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