In the USA, a child forgotten by his father in the car died because of the heat

In one of the cars parked in the sun in Florida, the body of a child was found, who was mistakenly left there by his father, who took him to kindergarten. This was reported on July 1 by the New York Post (NYP) newspaper, citing local police and preschool staff.

"The boy's father was supposed to take him to kindergarten this morning, but he forgot that his son was still in the car and went to work. When the father returned to pick up his son, he realized that the child had not been brought," the text says.

The body of the minor was discovered by the director of the garden Leslie Novoa, who took part in the search. It was she who opened the door of the vehicle, in the back seat of which she found her already dead pupil. The head of the institution called the incident a common tragedy.

The police are investigating the circumstances of the incident. It is specified that this incident has already become the third in a row involving children — the air temperature in Florida now reaches an average of + 38 degrees.

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On June 19, NBC News reported three deaths due to heat in the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. It was noted that two 72 and 68-year-old men, as well as one 68-year-old woman, died from heat stroke sustained on the trails in the inner part of the natural landmark.