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Important Tips to Prevent Accidental Window Falls and Keep Young Children Safe

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

In light of a recent incident involving a young child who fell from a second-story window, the Snoqualmie Fire Department is urging community members to prioritize window safety. The article offers practical tips for residents to safeguard their homes against accidental falls, particularly during the warmer months when windows are more frequently opened. Parents are advised to secure windows and utilize safety devices that limit a child's access to open spaces. The fire department emphasizes the importance of vigilance and proactive measures in preventing such tragic accidents. With the potential risks associated with open windows, this initiative reflects the department's commitment to protecting young children in the community.

Additionally, the article serves as a critical reminder for families to assess their home environments for safety hazards. By raising awareness and sharing these essential safety tips, the fire department aims to foster a culture of safety within Snoqualmie. This timely information is essential for ensuring that children remain safe in their homes.

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