Tragic Loss: Infant Fatality Adds to Southern Heat Wave Toll

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A 10-month-old girl in Florida has become the latest victim of the Southern heat wave after being left in a hot car. The child was inadvertently left in the vehicle for an extended period, and details about the duration and who noticed her missing have not been released. This marks the 14th child death in 2023 due to being left in a hot vehicle. Experts warn that after 60 minutes, a car's interior temperature can rise over 40 °F without circulation. Florida ranks among the highest states for such incidents, and weather patterns indicate that excessive heat will continue in the region.
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