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A 1-YEAR-OLD CHILD HAS PASSED AWAY AFTER BEING LEFT UNATTENDED IN A VEHICLE IN THE NEW MEXICO SUN.(PHOTO).


 A 1-year-old child has passed away after being left unattended in a vehicle in the New Mexico sun.


The Albuquerque police department received a call in reference to an unresponsive child. As First responders arrived on scene, they discovered the lifeless baby. EMS worked diligently to try to revive the child but unfortunately it was too late. The baby was pronounced deceased on the scene.


As detectives began to investigate what led to this absolute tragedy, they learned the child was being watched by a relative. That relative said he did not realize the child was not with him until he received a phone call to check on how things were going. That's when he realized he had made a fatal mistake.


According to the family member the child had been left unattended in the hot vehicle mid-morning to 5 p.m. in the evening.


This death marks the 3rd child to pass away due to being left in hot cars so far in 2025.


This should serve as a stark reminder to be mindful of children during these hot months and under no circumstances should they be left unattended in a vehicle. 


There are no reports on whether charges are forthcoming in connection to this tragedy.


Our thoughts are with the family of this baby who passed away under such terrible conditions.

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