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14 children have died in hot cars in 2023. Heat waves have made it more dangerous.

Jeanine Santucci, USA TODAY Comments Off on 14 children have died in hot cars in 2023. Heat waves have made it more dangerous.

At least 14 children have died in hot cars this year. In the latest case, a Florida babysitter was charged after forgetting a baby in a car for hours.

      
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