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A 6-year-old child died due to car airbag in Vashi, Navi Mumbai. It is being told that due to the collision of the car, the airbag suddenly opened and the child died due to being hit by it. After this, questions are being raised about making the child sit in the front of the car.
The details of the incident are as follows that Mavji Arothiya was taking the children to feed them Panipuri on Tuesday night. In which Harsh was also included. Harsh was sitting on the seat next to the driver. At around 11.30 pm, he was near Blue Diamond Hotel Junction in Sector 28 of Vashi. An SUV was running in front of his car. A car going at full speed suddenly deviated from the divider. The bonnet of the Wagoneer car in which Harsh was sitting collided with the SUV. As soon as the collision occurred, the airbag suddenly opened and Harsh was seriously injured. He was taken to the hospital but doctors declared him dead.
what did the doctor say
According to media reports, the doctor said that there were no injury marks on Harsh’s body, but his death was due to polytrauma shock. Polytrauma refers to an internal injury that occurs in more than one location in the body. Due to internal injury, blood kept flowing from Harsh’s body and he died.
Police have started investigating the accident. Police have now registered a case against the person driving the SUV. Police say that complete information will be given after the investigation is completed. Mavjibhai and Harsh’s siblings also suffered minor injuries in the accident.
Always keep children in the back seat-
According to experts from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), children under the age of 13 should always ride in the back seat. In case of an accident, the rear seat is 70 percent safer than the front seat.
Also, a child should never be seated in a front airbag seat. Front airbags are designed for adults. Sudden opening may cause serious injury or suffocation to the child.
Experts said that people should install child seats in their cars. It is not necessary to travel with children without a child seat. A child seat provides additional protection to the child in the event of an accident.
