US EditionChild in Critical Condition After Being Left in Hot Car; Mother Charged, Police Say
- A four-year-old boy named Kameron Jamel Williams was found dead in a hot car in Georgia after being reported missing.
- The Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed that CCTV showed the boy entering the car but not exiting it.
- Kids and Car Safety reported that over 1,100 children have died in hot car incidents across the U.S. from 1990 to 2023, with many of these deaths involving children under three years old.
- Experts emphasize that parents must check their cars before leaving, as most children who die in hot cars are under three years old and often enter the cars on their own.
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