Why is that? Reported by globalnews.ca, in The Guardian's article, British scientists describe the vehicle as a box that picks up toxic gases from the outside, even though the car is off. The reason is because the air from the outside is carried in while you are on the way.
According to David King of the British Lung Foundation, a child left in a vehicle and sitting in a rear passenger seat is at greater risk of being threatened, as outside air enters the rear of the car.
In addition, outside air pollution into the car can affect the health of the baby, because his body is still vulnerable to air pollution. In fact, it can cause shortness of breath until it ends with death.
To close the window of the vehicle alone is not enough, then the baby must be invited out to breathe fresh air and avoid pollution in the car. And if necessary, you can use hybrid cars or electric vehicles to reduce the possibility of pollution from outside into the car.
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