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Spanish Police Issue Urgent Warning: Never Leave Children Unattended in Cars
Madrid, Spain - The Spanish National Police has issued an urgent public safety announcement, warning parents about the severe dangers of leaving children unattended in vehicles, particularly as temperatures rise. A police officer featured in a recent public information video emphasized that such oversights are a grave error that can lead to tragic consequences. "Every summer, we receive calls alerting us to babies or minors found alone inside vehicles," the officer stated. To prevent these incidents, the National Police advises adopting three crucial habits. Firstly, parents should always make it a habit to look inside their car before locking it. This simple check can ensure no one is left behind. Secondly, it is recommended to create a reminder, such as a mobile phone alert, to verify that no one is in the back seat. Finally, parents are urged to inform a trusted person when they drop off their child at a specific location. This step helps to create a safety net, preventing routine from leading to dangerous forgetfulness. The National Police underscores the importance of these measures to safeguard children and avoid preventable tragedies.
