Police are investigating outside the home of the incident. (photo No. 9)
A 22-month-old child in Sydney failed to be rescued after a coma in his car yesterday under high temperatures, according to Radio 9. Police are investigating whether anyone inadvertently left the boy in a hot car next to a home in West Sydney, killing him.
After receiving reports yesterday that a boy was unconscious and unresponsive, paramedics arrived at a house in (Chester Hill), Sydney Hills, around 3:30.
It is reported that when paramedics arrived, the baby has been carried into the house. They treated him on the spot, but he was still unable to save his life.
It was not clear how long the boy had been in the car. Yesterday, the temperature of Mount Chester exceeded 34 degrees Celsius.
The baby is said to have a twin brother (sister), the youngest child in the family. His mother was reported to have gone out and left him in the care of others.
The boy`s grandmother also lived in the house and was sent to the hospital after the incident.
Police have questioned the families of the deceased and set up a crime scene around the house.
Police urge insider, who knows the cause of death of the boy, to call the Crime Hotline at 1800 333,000 as soon as possible.
