2 girls die of heatstroke in parked car

2 girls die of heatstroke in parked car

Photo taken Sept. 6, 2020 shows a parking lot in Takamastu, Kagawa Prefecture, western Japan, where two girls, aged at 6 and 3, left by her mother in a vehicle for over 15 hours died of heatstroke earlier in the month.

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