After falling out of a car in Perth yesterday afternoon, a three-year-old boy passed away.
At 3:50 p.m., the youngster was riding in the back seat of a white Kia Carnival station waggon on Arthur Street in Dayton when he fell onto the street close to the Grandis Road intersection.
According to The Mark News, the three-year-old youngster opened a rear passenger door as his mother was operating the vehicle.
The youngster was driven over by the same automobile after falling out, according to the police.
After that, the youngster was brought to a home 400 meters away that was supposedly owned by his grandmother.
After calling for emergency assistance, paramedics made a valiant effort to save the kid. WA police released a statement saying, “Sadly, the passenger sustained critical injuries and died a short time later.”
Sinikiwe Dumba, a resident, reported hearing sirens and seeing cops obstructing the road. “I just heard a woman scream out in agony and I knew something was wrong,” she stated.
Dumba expressed sadness about a small youngster being a part of such a horrifying incident.
“I regret the parents’ situation. “I can only imagine the struggles they face,” she replied.
Premier Roger Cook of Western Australia emphasised that kids should never ride in cars unrestrained.
“I think anyone regardless of their age, but in particular toddlers need to be restrained in a car with a seatbelt and with an accredited child restraint,” he stated.
They are also looking for anyone who may have captured footage of the collision on a mobile or dashcam.
